GREEN TEAM 1
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I know the ideal range is between 40-60 % but has anybody done test runs with it being LOWER like 25-30 % ? Will there be any decrease in yeild at 25-30 % ?
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question about HUMIDITY
- Thread starter GREEN TEAM 1
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dunno what the exact humidity is here, enough have chapped lips year round anyway.
the plants look somewhat better when i get the humidity up and grow better, but not enough for me to bother about it.
in extreme dry conditions.. as in a ton of light over a tiny spot making it superdry.
you get more of an effect, more airy buds (not alot though..) and the plant looks different, drier, more "desert plant" looking.
its not a huge effect though, considering.
amazing plant cannabis, very versatile.
the plants look somewhat better when i get the humidity up and grow better, but not enough for me to bother about it.
in extreme dry conditions.. as in a ton of light over a tiny spot making it superdry.
you get more of an effect, more airy buds (not alot though..) and the plant looks different, drier, more "desert plant" looking.
its not a huge effect though, considering.
amazing plant cannabis, very versatile.
oh, indicas handle dry better. (my pure sativa´s leaves look kinda funky in my normal dry conditions while the other plants are mostly fine (the more sativa hybrids bit showing it))
not a huge effect though, the sativas leaves look bit more brittle and the edges bit ruffled.
thats though with a half empty cabin and very small plants, once the plant mass gets going big the humidity goes way up and is no longer a "problem" (not enough of one to bother with fixing in my opinion (at least for the indicas (ever seen pics from afghanistan and indica places? (make my home look wet...(and i come from the land of constantly dry and chapped lips (skin flakes off regularily unless balmed
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not a huge effect though, the sativas leaves look bit more brittle and the edges bit ruffled.
thats though with a half empty cabin and very small plants, once the plant mass gets going big the humidity goes way up and is no longer a "problem" (not enough of one to bother with fixing in my opinion (at least for the indicas (ever seen pics from afghanistan and indica places? (make my home look wet...(and i come from the land of constantly dry and chapped lips (skin flakes off regularily unless balmed
)
here ya go check this out it should help with your answers...seamaiden showed it to me
http://www.hydro.co.nz/1_information/1_vpd/info_vpd.html
Here's another.. from SCROG McDuck> Passive Plant Killer thread.
http://urbangardenmagazine.com/2010/07/plantworks-part-1-humidity-and-vapor-pressure-deficit/
My bible on temps and humididty.
http://urbangardenmagazine.com/2010/07/plantworks-part-1-humidity-and-vapor-pressure-deficit/
My bible on temps and humididty.
rmccinc719
Member
great read snook. very informitive
