> They used compounds called afterglow phosphor particles. These particles are similar to the ones that manufacturers use to make glow-in-the-dark toys. …
>They then injected these tiny particles into several plant species …
> the team is still studying the long-term safety of the particles on the plants
They injected glow sticks into the plants. That’s not awesome.
mattreyu on
By „here“ they mean proof of concept:
>Over time, the succulent’s light fades and the team is still studying the long-term safety of the particles on the plants. However, they believe that this concept could offer a sustainable alternative for low-intensity outdoor lighting or indoor decor. They are also exploring how this method could light up plants other than succulents.
Halaku on
I appreciated the Pandora reference.
Sbeaudette on
But are they delicious?
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> They used compounds called afterglow phosphor particles. These particles are similar to the ones that manufacturers use to make glow-in-the-dark toys. …
>They then injected these tiny particles into several plant species …
> the team is still studying the long-term safety of the particles on the plants
They injected glow sticks into the plants. That’s not awesome.
By „here“ they mean proof of concept:
>Over time, the succulent’s light fades and the team is still studying the long-term safety of the particles on the plants. However, they believe that this concept could offer a sustainable alternative for low-intensity outdoor lighting or indoor decor. They are also exploring how this method could light up plants other than succulents.
I appreciated the Pandora reference.
But are they delicious?