Daylight Saving Time Change 2025 : Impact on Your Plants

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​The daylight saving time change, scheduled for the night of Saturday, March 29 to Sunday, March 30, 2025, is a significant event in our daily routines. But what about our plants?

At VerdiVista, let’s explore together the effects of this time change on your plants and discover how to best support them.

Understanding the Impact of Time Change on Plants

Plants possess an internal biological clock, known as the circadian rhythm, which regulates essential processes such as photosynthesis, flowering, and growth. This clock is primarily synchronized by environmental factors, including light and temperature. Fortunately, unlike humans, plants adapt quickly to light variations induced by the time change, without experiencing major disruptions.

Effects of Daylight Saving Time on Growth and Flowering

The lengthening of days, characteristic of daylight saving time, offers prolonged light exposure.

This increase in light stimulates photosynthesis, thereby promoting more vigorous growth and earlier flowering in many plant species.

However, it is essential to monitor watering, as accelerated growth can lead to increased water needs.

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Increased Pest Monitoring

With longer days and rising temperatures, certain pests and diseases become more active. It is therefore recommended to regularly inspect your plants to quickly detect any infestation or disease symptoms and to intervene promptly if necessary.

Tips for Adapting Plant Care

  • Watering: Gradually increase the frequency of watering to meet the increased water needs related to growth stimulated by increased light.​
  • Exposure: Take advantage of longer days to reposition certain plants so they benefit from optimal light, while avoiding excessive direct exposure that could cause burns.​
  • Fertilization: Consider applying appropriate fertilizer to support growth and flowering, respecting the specific needs of each plant.

VerdiVista : Your Ally for a Thriving Garden

Thanks to the VerdiVista application, easily identify the specific needs of each plant and receive personalized advice to optimize their care during this transition period. Our AI chat is at your disposal to answer all your questions and assist you in caring for your plants.

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In conclusion, although the transition to daylight saving time does not directly affect plants, it induces environmental changes that influence their development. By adapting your cultivation practices and staying attentive to your plants’ needs, you will promote their flourishing throughout the summer season.

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