MSU Extension Floriculture & Greenhouse Crop Production

Forcing Long-Day Perennials into Flower with High-Intensity LEDs

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October 3, 2019 - Anthony Soster, Kellie Walters, Brian Poel, Melanie Yelton, and Roberto Lopez

Providing long-day perennial plants with supplemental lighting containing greater than 15 μmol∙m^–2∙s^–1 of blue light is as effective at inducing flowering as low-intensity day extension lighting and supplemental lighting from HPS lamps.

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