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Stephenj37826

Stephenj37826

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ttystikk said:
Except that we aren't growing vegetable matter like kale as much as we want to maximize resin production and this is apparently encouraged by lower RH.
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Yep I always recommend dropping RH the last couple of weeks. It really does make the plant respond with a self defense mechanism. The Rev had recommend this technique for a while. It works wonderfully. I think it really comes down to knowing what you are doing. Using synthetic nutrients gives us the ability to adjust nutrient concentration and therefore compensate for the more rapid evaporation happening at the leaf without over feeding. Also to consider is during the growth and bulking stages our goal should be maximum stomal opening. If one has absolute control of RH I for one would think a gradual decline after week 4 of flower on most varieties would be very beneficial. I can say from personal observations that 60% humidity wth a temp of 80f gave me the fastest rate of growth during late VEG and "The Stretch". I kept it hovering in that area until 75-80% of the bulking was finished and then dropped rh the last 2 weeks during flush. This was my personal record breaking run.
 
Afgan King

Afgan King

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Stephenj37826 said:
Yep I always recommend dropping RH the last couple of weeks. It really does make the plant respond with a self defense mechanism. The Rev had recommend this technique for a while. It works wonderfully. I think it really comes down to knowing what you are doing. Using synthetic nutrients gives us the ability to adjust nutrient concentration and therefore compensate for the more rapid evaporation happening at the leaf without over feeding. Also to consider is during the growth and bulking stages our goal should be maximum stomal opening. If one has absolute control of RH I for one would think a gradual decline after week 4 of flower on most varieties would be very beneficial. I can say from personal observations that 60% humidity wth a temp of 80f gave me the fastest rate of growth during late VEG and "The Stretch". I kept it hovering in that area until 75-80% of the bulking was finished and then dropped rh the last 2 weeks during flush. This was my personal record breaking run.
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Run low rh their whole life watch them go nuts
 
Fastslappy

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I like lower rh the later the flowering is
Stephenj37826 said:
Yep I always recommend dropping RH the last couple of weeks. It really does make the plant respond with a self defense mechanism. The Rev had recommend this technique for a while. It works wonderfully. I think it really comes down to knowing what you are doing. Using synthetic nutrients gives us the ability to adjust nutrient concentration and therefore compensate for the more rapid evaporation happening at the leaf without over feeding. Also to consider is during the growth and bulking stages our goal should be maximum stomal opening. If one has absolute control of RH I for one would think a gradual decline after week 4 of flower on most varieties would be very beneficial. I can say from personal observations that 60% humidity wth a temp of 80f gave me the fastest rate of growth during late VEG and "The Stretch". I kept it hovering in that area until 75-80% of the bulking was finished and then dropped rh the last 2 weeks during flush. This was my personal record breaking run.
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I be doing that ATM in GH brought the temp swing tighter as well
 
Fastslappy

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It's gone I check every few hours , it was a roof drip that seeped into the heart lost about 3 inches x 3
Moved it over to finish where no drips are 100 cloudy % on heads look at IG for pix of the beast
Post sum pix here if ok
She's about 10' with the pot
 
febisfebi

febisfebi

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ttystikk said:
Not really a lot, given that in the summer part of one's heat load is created by hot environmental conditions.
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I suppose that depends on your footprint and more importantly how many watts your running, in that footprint.

Afgan King said:
Yup I push 12-1300 at 71° room and 75° canopy @ttystikk saw how rock hard and resinous it makes the buds. It's pretty intense honestly how much they thrive and same company I worked for runs that in veg and flower enriching in both and slaying shit non stop lol trust me it's a beautiful thing when you get the cooler temps then drop humidity honestly what it reminds me of is Colorado fall weather and they love this shit they talk about how the fruits grown here are better due to cold nights and somewhat warm days never getting too hot or humid tho. Wait till u feel your density at those temps lol :hump::mrgreen::clap:
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I thought you were supposed to run higher temps when enriching, according to what people have always said in my experience, but people are not always right. Even in large groups.
71-75 isnt drastic, but i'v always heard 5-10 higher than that. Perhaps its more just that enriching allows for the higher temps, and since people love their big hot hps lights, it seems to have become the norm.
I'm glad you guys on here are informed enough to know better
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eg: http://rollitup.org/t/sealed-room-air-exchange-question.922117/page-2#post-13004564
 
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febisfebi

febisfebi

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ttystikk said:
How about this; a 'Silicon Valley for agriculture' in Denmark, supporting research into 'vertical farm prototypes', among other innovations;

http://weburbanist.com/2016/10/02/urban-food-park-scandinavias-growing-silicon-valley-for-agriculture/

Sustainability, efficiency, use of space...

Yeah, I just knew I was barking up the wrong tree all this time. :mrgreen:
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I like the "vertical city farming"
http://weburbanist.com/2014/12/11/vertical-city-farming-undulating-mixed-use-urban-community/
 
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