Curling tips
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twentyeight.threefive
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Also stop spraying/misting the leaves.
Nice thanks! moved the LED up a few inches!
twentyeight.threefive
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Here's a good read on it. https://www.boyswithplants.com/misting/
Increase chances of molds, fungus, fungus gnats, leaf burn from water droplet magnification, and it slows transpiration rate.
Ah nice cheers - I’m usually quite careful there’s not any huge droplets left on it.
My humidity will drop to about 38-40% without spraying, is that fine for flowering?
twentyeight.threefive
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I wish I could get my humidity down to 40% right now. That's perfect for flowering, especially late flowering. You'll see 40%-50% RH recommended for flowering.
It’s crazy man, if I didn’t use a humidifier I’d be at like 18% haha
hotrodharley
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Do you live in Alaska?
twentyeight.threefive
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That's drier than the Sahara Desert.
ComfortCreator
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The plants make trichomes in part for this exact purpose. If you have grown and harvested you are familiar with the STICKY its almost terrifying the stuff is like Spiderman material. Hard to get off tools and even harder to remove from skin!
Low humidity causes increased production. I cant tell you how low and when is good, but i know many grow in desert conditions and do incredible with it.