Splifferous
New Member
60% RH is pretty good, but i'd try to get it down to 75F or so.
given those numbers, i don't suspect VPD so much (but still i suggest that you read up on it )..
why not go ahead with a lil epsom salts then? i've seen people say up to 1 tsp/gal is good, and others say 1 tbsp/gal is good. i have generally opted for the more conservative, and so i use 1tsp/gal and my maximum to add. that's theoretical tho, as i have only ever had to add up to 3/4tsp/gal. you could also consider mixing some up (prolly 1/4tsp/gal) with a good surfactant like Coco-Wet, and give them a lil taste on the leaves. if you do, remember foliars are best under the leaves, not on top.
just make sure that you make sure that the epsom salt crystals get all dissolved in the water before you use it. when i've used it, i just added it in the cool water and let it sit for 10 min or so, then shake it well.
given those numbers, i don't suspect VPD so much (but still i suggest that you read up on it )..
why not go ahead with a lil epsom salts then? i've seen people say up to 1 tsp/gal is good, and others say 1 tbsp/gal is good. i have generally opted for the more conservative, and so i use 1tsp/gal and my maximum to add. that's theoretical tho, as i have only ever had to add up to 3/4tsp/gal. you could also consider mixing some up (prolly 1/4tsp/gal) with a good surfactant like Coco-Wet, and give them a lil taste on the leaves. if you do, remember foliars are best under the leaves, not on top.
just make sure that you make sure that the epsom salt crystals get all dissolved in the water before you use it. when i've used it, i just added it in the cool water and let it sit for 10 min or so, then shake it well.