User Manual

Some plants require a dormant “winter” phase after the flower state where

the length of the day is short. With some houseplants, it may help to move

them to a darker and cooler area of the home in order to allow them to go

dormant. Once a plant is dormant, foliage growth may be limited and even

drop off, but the roots will continue to grow. It can take several weeks for

plants to come out of dormancy.

The use of an outlet timer is essential for maintaining proper growth of long

and short day plants. Below are instructions for setting common mechanical

outlet timers. If the timer looks different, you should follow the instructions

provided by the timer manufacture.

Setting the timer:

1. Locate the pins around the outer edge of the timer’s dial. These

pins represent 30 minutes and can be pushed up or down.

2. Select a time period you want the Aspect to operate by pushing

the pins down. We recommended having the light on during the

times you are awake. This will help prevent night interruption.

3. Rotate the timer’s dial clockwise until the pointer on the face of the

dial points to the current time of day.

4. Set the master switch on the timer to “timer on” position.

5. Plug the Aspect into the outlet on the side of the timer. Plug the

timer into the wall outlet. To override the timer and turn on the

Aspect, set the master switch to “outlet on” position.