Hollatchaboy
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Vpd can be a limiting factor. When inexperienced, following a vpd chart can be difficult, but once some experienced is gained, following it can be a useful tool, to optimize yield.
I got a ac infinity and don’t know how to use it
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Jjgrow420
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I still just go by over 50 under 50. I'm just saying I think newbies are too worried about gaining perfect vpd. When it doesn't really matter as long as you're within the realm of it. Over 50. Under 50
SNEAKYp
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@Kevin1995
Hey Mate, if you can't get an answer to your question here then you can always email the support team at AC infinity. They respond in a decently quick time and have worked through problems I've had with settings that aren't intuitive. I might have missed it, but what fan controller do you have from them?
Hey Mate, if you can't get an answer to your question here then you can always email the support team at AC infinity. They respond in a decently quick time and have worked through problems I've had with settings that aren't intuitive. I might have missed it, but what fan controller do you have from them?
Dank Bongula
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The fan doesn't control your temps or humidity in so much as it just has parameters to help you keep it in range but the ultimate control belongs to you to get it in range and the fan kinda helps you keep it there.
Read the program section again but for some reason it seemed to be explained backwards to me, I dunno lol I was blazed when setting it up.
I run it in auto, with the triggers set like this:
Over 83° the fan kicks on speed 1
(so from 82-59° the fan is off)
Under 60° the fan kicks on speed 1
Over 55% the fan kicks on speed 1
(so from 54-26% the fan is off)
Under 25% the fan kicks on speed 1
I'm in a 3x3 tent and run a T6
I'm unable to run any higher speeds on the fan which is fine with me as speed 1 seems to keep things pretty ok.....any higher speed and it will cave my tent in.
Read the program section again but for some reason it seemed to be explained backwards to me, I dunno lol I was blazed when setting it up.
I run it in auto, with the triggers set like this:
Over 83° the fan kicks on speed 1
(so from 82-59° the fan is off)
Under 60° the fan kicks on speed 1
Over 55% the fan kicks on speed 1
(so from 54-26% the fan is off)
Under 25% the fan kicks on speed 1
I'm in a 3x3 tent and run a T6
I'm unable to run any higher speeds on the fan which is fine with me as speed 1 seems to keep things pretty ok.....any higher speed and it will cave my tent in.
Hollatchaboy
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Agreed. When you finally have everything else down, and you want to squeeze a lil more out, then you can dabble with other things, like vpd. Otherwise stick to the basics. Lol
Jjgrow420
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Why sad @twentyeight.threefive ?
Jjgrow420
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Yes I can agree with that statement 100%
twentyeight.threefive
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Because there is zero reasons to put a cup over a seed/seedling.
Jjgrow420
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0 reasons? Yo check my rooms humidity.
The sad face clearly indicates the mood of the plants due to rh. It's science.
Lol seriously tho. It's drier than a nuns cunt in my house so sometimes it can be hard on seedlings. So I run a cup on them until they are big enough to handle loosing water so quickly. Once they big enough they go into the more 'climate controled' tent where humidity is higher and cups off.
twentyeight.threefive
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I'd be more worried about those cold temperatures than the RH. I've grown great plants with RH not much higher than that.
Jjgrow420
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They on a heatmat
. I have different areas for diff things. Moms in mom tent with an auto or two flowering clones and seedlings in main room under my workbench and then the flower room. Which I just heard my fucking timer click on when it's not supposed to until 6pm. Wtf. That's not good.Coco mate is that no good?
twentyeight.threefive
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What are you feeding them? Are you measuring EC/ppm and pH?
There's nothing wrong with coco as long as you use it correctly. I grow in pure coco.
LeastExpectedGrower
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What medium do you use ?
shnkrmn
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I understand what coco is. It just always looked more fine grained and uniform to me in other pictures. I was struck by the long light colored fibers.It's all fiber though usually broken down pretty when processed.
shnkrmn
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I grow in promix which is peat based.
If you turn on your fan and the humidity drops it is because the air you are pushing in the grow is dry. You want a fan for air movement and for fresh air for the plants to breathe. Get a humidifier if your too low.