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Subject: Comments - Altitude (to)maters (Scott) 2026-03-07
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| Maurice |
Sainte-Catherine-de-Hatley, Quebec, Canada |
I think they calculated it at around 20,000 pounds |
3/7/2026 7:39:50 PM |
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| Little Ketchup |
Grittyville, WA |
=787 sq ft. So why won't I reach 10k this year! |
3/7/2026 9:19:17 PM |
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| Altitude (to)maters (Scott) |
Colorado |
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] |
3/7/2026 11:47:29 PM |
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| Christopher24 |
aurora, IL |
How is that even possible? |
3/9/2026 1:39:43 PM |
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| Altitude (to)maters (Scott) |
Colorado |
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. |
3/10/2026 12:15:33 PM |
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