One Plant Always Droopy – Treated All the Same

bescheidenheit33 said:

Let me ask again tho; does it produce warm mist or cool mist?

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Well i dont really notice temps changing either way from it

bescheidenheit33 said:

Yea taxes and stuff drive up prices here. It really sucks.
115€ are 130$, so its even more of a difference if u paid 60$ wich would be like 50€, so its even more then twice .
Getting ripped of by EU goverments is fun.

Let me ask; does it produce warm mist or cool mist?

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It's cool mist. Doesn't really matter either way tho. It's just to put moisture in the air.

do a search for "reptilian humidifiers" and you will find some much cheaper options with similar functions.
I have the inkbird hooked up to a controller and it works great.

Key point is to not run your exhaust 24/7 if you wanna raise the humidity. I have mine set to a few % higher than my optimal % and I make sure it triggers every hour or so.

Your plant looks great, it's just the genetics that are the difference. Maybe she is a picky girl when it comes to envoirment or nutrient.
Home growers usually adapt and pro grower throw it out if it don't fits the SOP.

bescheidenheit33 said:

Yea taxes and stuff drive up prices here. It really sucks.
115€ are 130$, so its even more of a difference if u paid 60$ wich would be like 50€, so its even more then twice .
Getting ripped of by EU goverments is fun.

Let me ask; does it produce warm mist or cool mist?

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Increasing humidity without any heat input will always lower your temps slightly. In the same way increasing your temps will always drop humidity somewhat.