Renfro if you did not use CO2 what temp would you want using LED lights?If using LED you want warmer canopy temps than with HPS due to the LED lacking infrared wavelength to warm the leaf surface temps. With LED I want canopy temps around 85F and with HPS more like 80F (those are with CO2 at 1000 - 1200 PPM).
If you let the roots get cold it will slow growth and limit yields. Cool night temperatures are a limiting factor as when the plants have warmer nights with ample water and they had ideal conditions during the day they will grow at night. What substitutes for light are the sugars the plant synthesised from the day before and stored specifically for use at night.
Also allowing night temps to drop will spike humidity levels and when your biomass hits a critical level you will likely end up with issues like powdery mildew.
If it were up to me I would do what is required to make sure the day canopy temps are good for my lighting and the night temps stay above 72F.
I don't use co2 and I keep my temps in the mid 80sRenfro if you did not use CO2 what temp would you want using LED lights?
In your experience is there ever a need for increasing humidity during flower? With good air circulation and exhaust are the VPD charts valid for flowering?
Thank you!
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I would say mid 80's. I could probably run hotter but my LED tent isn't guaranteed CO2 levels as it's an environmental parasite.Renfro if you did not use CO2 what temp would you want using LED lights?
Wiping soda off my computer, I laughed so hard at that. I spit my drink all over my screen and keyboard.top dollar brands like Advanced Platinum and Kind LED all have them though
That said I have ran some very indica dominant strains that had incredible mold / mildew tolerance.and indica dom strain IMO love a dryier vpd than equatorial/tropical sativa strain