Water Droplet Burn at Jerry Wuest blog

Water Droplet Burn. many gardeners swear you should not water in the midday because water droplets on plants can magnify the sun's rays and burn leaves. Water drops on plants can be caused by transpiration, dew, or guttation. it may appear like your indoor plants are shedding tears when you see water drops on leaves, but they can form water droplets like outdoor plants. But the idea has never been rigorously tested, until now. a team of scientists found that water droplets on a smooth surface, such as maple or ginkgo leaves, cannot cause leaf. the aim was to clarify the environmental conditions under which sunlit water drops can cause leaf burn. summary • it is a widespread belief that plants must not be watered in the midday sunshine, because water drops. the accepted wisdom has been that a water droplet sitting on a leaf would act like a tiny magnifying lens, and by focusing that sunlight.

Water drops on plants can be caused by transpiration, dew, or guttation. But the idea has never been rigorously tested, until now. many gardeners swear you should not water in the midday because water droplets on plants can magnify the sun's rays and burn leaves. a team of scientists found that water droplets on a smooth surface, such as maple or ginkgo leaves, cannot cause leaf. summary • it is a widespread belief that plants must not be watered in the midday sunshine, because water drops. it may appear like your indoor plants are shedding tears when you see water drops on leaves, but they can form water droplets like outdoor plants. the accepted wisdom has been that a water droplet sitting on a leaf would act like a tiny magnifying lens, and by focusing that sunlight. the aim was to clarify the environmental conditions under which sunlit water drops can cause leaf burn.

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Water Droplet Burn many gardeners swear you should not water in the midday because water droplets on plants can magnify the sun's rays and burn leaves. a team of scientists found that water droplets on a smooth surface, such as maple or ginkgo leaves, cannot cause leaf. But the idea has never been rigorously tested, until now. many gardeners swear you should not water in the midday because water droplets on plants can magnify the sun's rays and burn leaves. summary • it is a widespread belief that plants must not be watered in the midday sunshine, because water drops. the aim was to clarify the environmental conditions under which sunlit water drops can cause leaf burn. Water drops on plants can be caused by transpiration, dew, or guttation. the accepted wisdom has been that a water droplet sitting on a leaf would act like a tiny magnifying lens, and by focusing that sunlight. it may appear like your indoor plants are shedding tears when you see water drops on leaves, but they can form water droplets like outdoor plants.

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