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Subject: Comments - Altitude (to)maters (Scott) 2026-03-07
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| Maurice |
Sainte-Catherine-de-Hatley, Quebec, Canada
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I think they calculated it at around 20,000 pounds
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3/7/2026 7:39:50 PM
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| Little Ketchup |
Grittyville, WA
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=787 sq ft. So why won't I reach 10k this year!
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3/7/2026 9:19:17 PM
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| Altitude (to)maters (Scott) |
Colorado
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You need to find the talk from the Dr. Guy it was amazing. It could change things.
[Last edit: 03/07/26 11:48:07 PM]
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3/7/2026 11:47:29 PM
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| Christopher24 |
aurora, IL
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How is that even possible?
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3/9/2026 1:39:43 PM
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| Altitude (to)maters (Scott) |
Colorado
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It's just a mind exercise where you ignore everything but light and photosynthesis. Given prefect nutrients and perfect light levels this is roughly the maximum photosynthesis you can get converted into fruit growth.
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3/10/2026 12:15:33 PM
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| Whidbey |
Whidbey Island
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But one take-home lesson he stressed was to increase light with LED grow lights both morning and evening before the days get really long (that is, once you get the seedlings in the soil) and after (August and on.) If you can get another 3-5 pounds a day in the fall, you might get another 100 - 150 pounds before harvest.
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3/16/2026 9:25:28 PM
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