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Timers that reduce and increase lighting to simulate seasons

11 years ago

last modified: 11 years ago

I was talking to MesaGardens today and he mentioned to be sure I was changing the length of lighting every week or two. Are there any timers that do this automatically? I know there are some bonsai desk lamps, but I have 5 8 bulb t5 fixtures I would like to do this with. Thanks!

Joe

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