cucumbers | indoor growbox | peppers | tomato
Time lapse video of cucumbers, tomatoes, and peppers in grow box
As you can see they are starting to take over the even larger box and the camera.
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That was a very interesting video; with the way the plants were moving it almost seemed like they were breathing!
Laura, you’re right, I guess they were! Nice video. Its amazing how big they got.
I absolutely love time lapse videos. Great job!
did you take this video using that fancy time lapse camera? What are the specifications of the video shot: pictures shot every hour during the day only, for about how many weeks? Neat stuff! I considered doing an old fashioned time lapse series of photos of my morel mushroom patch, but after 18 months my morels have yet to (visibly) fruit.