Interested to know your thoughts. Temps get to max 30 decgrees C, humidity always lower than 50% and they are a few weeks old now so giving them the full 600 watt LED. This strain just always seems to veg like this no matter what I do. It always ends up healthier a few weeks down, just wanted some other eyes on it also if possible. Watering is not a problem as I am on the plus side with no-till, tiny run-off which I don't want!
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Try to lower the temp at least 26C.Light: Viparspectra P2000, Viparspectra P1500, Viparspectra XS2000, KingLed 1500
Medium: organic, Fafard perlite, Fafard Urban Garden organic mix, Organic compost shrimps.
Nutrients: Alaskan Fish, Advanced Nutrients Big Bud, Advanced Nutrients Ancient Earth, Advanced Nutrients Sensi Cal Mag Xtra
Full auto grow
Grow room : 8X12X10, 2 industrial fans, 1 dehumidifier, 1 Vivosun carbon filter & controller
12 Wild Thailand Ryder from WOS
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Originally posted by GreenAlchemist View PostDo you vent your tent/space out of the room or does it circulate back in? I’ve found venting everything outside or to a separate room can help lower the temp etc. Had these issues myself this past summer, definitely a fine tuning game during heat waves!
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Aah that’s true, flat life can hinder some grow room modifications for sure! I have my AC unit on outside my tent by the window and found it helps cool the intake air (which cools the tent, not as well as if it were inside the tent but well enough for me)
If smell’s a concern, have you ever thought about going with a charcoal filter attached to your inline fan? to allow you to vent freely without the worry of smell. I’m in a small suite/flat myself as well, and this has helped keep all smells inside the tent only for me.
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I agree that the space is a little too warm, but if you can increase the RH of that space you plant will be very happy.
I typically run my room at 60-70% RH @ 83degF. Here's a link to help you with finding the best temp/RH to use in your situation.
"Why devote an entire guide to VPD?" you might ask. The answer is that the vapor pressure deficit (VPD) is extremely important for growing plants. VPD helps you identify the correct range of temperature and humidity to aim for in your grow space. With VPD you can achieve the best results while avoiding pest and environ
Leds get best growth @ 28degC/82degF at normal CO2 levels.
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5x5 grow space
900w of Vero's and F-strips
4-17gal totes self-made UC system.
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