Hi all,
We can make some educated guesses, plants with <"slow growth rates and dark green leaves"> (most Mosses, Anubias barteri, Bolbitis heudelotii) are likely to have very low LCP values and "turned up to eleven" plants like <"Victoria amazonica"> or <"Ludwigia sediodes"> high ones.
cheers Darrel
Its got a name the point at which plants stop growing because of lack of light, I just can't remember what it is. I bet Mr dw1305 can help this foggy brain remember what it is?
Yes, <"Light Compensation Point">. It is a really useful concept, but we don't have actual LCP values for the plants we grow.Lcp: Light Compensation Point ~ that's the name regarding plants stopping growing.
We can make some educated guesses, plants with <"slow growth rates and dark green leaves"> (most Mosses, Anubias barteri, Bolbitis heudelotii) are likely to have very low LCP values and "turned up to eleven" plants like <"Victoria amazonica"> or <"Ludwigia sediodes"> high ones.
cheers Darrel