Time Change and Light Schedule

[BuzzPion]

Well, another false Government construct strikes! Daylight Savings hit today--earlier than ever. It has been shown (with real data) that it does not save money (or provide more daylight!). Don't get me started...

Anyway, my lights were scheduled to come on at 0400 and 1600 hours (12/12). Now they are going to come on an hour later but I need them to come on at 1600 to fit my schedule. I am afraid I might do some bone head thing and stress them out.

So, should I give them an extra hour of dark in the morning? I think that's correct...

BuzzPion Reviewed by BuzzPion on 03-09-2008. Time Change and Light Schedule Well, another false Government construct strikes! Daylight Savings hit today--earlier than ever. It has been shown (with real data) that it does not save money (or provide more daylight!). Don't get me started... Anyway, my lights were scheduled to come on at 0400 and 1600 hours (12/12). Now they are going to come on an hour later but I need them to come on at 1600 to fit my schedule. I am afraid I might do some bone head thing and stress them out. So, should I give them an extra hour of Rating: 5

[BobBong]

Just do the adjustment. They're still going to get the same timespan of dark and light.. just 1 extra hour of dark for one night.

Just adjust your schedule as you see fit, it won't make a difference on your plant.

[Dutch Pimp]

Yes...I think so too..:thumbsup:...one extra hour dark.

[psteve]

So, should I give them an extra hour of dark in the morning? I think that's correct...

That is correct.