My gardener wants to put green lights on my small garden. Is there a problem for the plants?
In fact, there are studies that show that the excessive illumination of big cities and even streets can affect fauna and flora, as it disrupts the circadian rhythm of living beings. In fact, as we have seen in articles on this site, the cycle of day and night is controlled in living beings by the lighting of the sun, that is, by natural lighting. In this way, lighting plants or places where animals and insects live artificially certainly affects their habits. We do not know to what extent, but garden lighting à note certainly has some influence and should be done carefully. We do not know if there are studies on the ideal color for lighting to affect the least. Perhaps green, as it is precisely the color that plants absorb most, would not be ideal. It is not a conclusive answer, just our opinion.
