Pink lights being used to grow footy turf in new way

The stratosphere of our planet has been painted in unusual hues over the last few weeks, but for months above 1 particular part of Moorpark, directly above Allianz Stadium, it is marked by a sky high Swatch of humming magenta. We've had some very concerned local neighbours thinking we've left the lights on. Short answer has been yes. We have the traditional yellow grow lights of old designed to help nature meet sporting schedule, now swapped for a more effective and far less costly tinge. And it was found that the plant only needed about 5% of blue light to start and kick off photosynthesis and red light to come in and take over to help with with the growth. Which gives you your pink. And the growth they achieved in terms of turf is turbo charge. We would get 1/2 an inch in in 48 hours. Really. Yeah yeah we really good growth with a cool season grass. Given the traffic of boot studs in big stadia every footy season, let alone inclement weather, maybe must have been a bit nervous about people drowning. Yeah, it was, it was a hard watch. We would need to be replacing a lot of turf if we didn't have these. Well, Adam, the kids are all snug underneath the dinner here. Yeah, they look like they're getting a nice sleep there. So as long as it's got your fertility in the ground, you've got your moisture. The light is the next key. And. And once you've got the three, it loves it. Actually, the MCG have just purchased a whole set as well-being pretty in pink is now pretty good for keeping the sporting calendar ticking over. My phone always rings about grass. At this time of year, but it hasn't rung as much as it normally would at Moorpark. Mike Dalton 9 News.