Droopy only in the evening?

[IslandColas]

Aloha guys!

i will ask yet another google-able question for the community to answer because it’s so much more fun interacting with all of you!

so does anyone notice their plants drooping in the evening? Like 1 hour before lights out, they start relaxing and by a full hour of no lights they’re in full droop! Leaves touching the media and everything! I was extremely worried the first time I noticed but it’s been almost a month since it started and they’re all happy and growing well!? Every morning I’ll wake up and go check them and they’ve completely perked back up and seem to have grown!

can anyone explain this to me? It’s not strain because I have a mix of plants in the system and they all react the same way. I want a deep understanding so bring the science to this discussion please! Can’t wait to see what it is!!!

mahalo for reading!

[Redwasp]

Its normal. Watch some 24 hour time lapse videos. They even change smell at lights out. I can smell the change within 5 minutes of lights out.

[IslandColas]

It’s just crazy to see that they have a sense of time. It’s like clockwork and it starts before the lights turn off so they must know what time of cycle it is. They must have a biological clock of sorts

[Redwasp]

I watch my plants. Know what they want. What they are feeling. Guess it comes from almost 50 years in the dirt. Started on a farm, have 3 farms, and love growing shit. My life now. Not these plants I grow pine trees vegetables, and fruit. But same thing. They are like family.

[7vicsmcc]

Same here, now I know

[Chefbjy]

I believe it is referred to as circadian rhythm.