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brenwey
brenweystarted grow question 2 years ago
Hiya my plants are just beginning to flower and have noticed humidity has gone up 4% over the last 2 days ive been able to keep a pretty steady humidity for the last few weeks just wondered if this was connected. Humidity is 66% at the moment which i know is to high.
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Ultraviolet
Ultravioletanswered grow question 2 years ago
Ofc it is, the process of photosynthesis involves capturing photons of light within the leaves, The plant then goes through a process of converting the captured light "energy" and transferring it into chemical energy in the form of starches and sugars, the plant uptakes a little water from the rootzone and mixes it with a little co2 which it breathes in via the backside of every leaf using a million little mouths called stomata. As a by-product of the entire process the plant creates oxygen and water. Bud flowers themselves photosynthesize although not nearly as efficient as leaves at capturing photons it is still a marked increase in perspiration
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PEACEMAKER
PEACEMAKERanswered grow question 2 years ago
That's not that much of a big issue but it's a lil high for beginning of flower you really want it around 50-55 to prevent bud rot but as of now is not a really bug deal but once flowering is advanced then it'll be super important. Best of luck šŸ‘
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sativaman
sativamananswered grow question 2 years ago
Plant will get bigger and will sweat more, raising RH more in the next weeks. This will be a problem as plants flower, high humidity is an invitation for mold. Do you have an exhaust fan? Where do you extract your air? If you cannot ventilate with drier air, at least set some fans in your tent to have more airflow. Also a defoliation will help reduce transpiration, but don't over it as your plants needs leaves to thrive.
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WeedManiacLove
WeedManiacLoveanswered grow question 2 years ago
Te recomiendo aumentar la circulaciĆ³n interna del armario, sobre todo en la parte baja de las plantas, para evitar acumulaciĆ³n de humedad y hongos. Si la humedad fuera del armario es menor entonces aumenta la extracciĆ³n. Lo ultimo seria un deshumidificador. Si bien es cierto que no deberĆ­a ser mucho problema esa humedad pero en floraciĆ³n avanzada es un riesgo que quieres evitar. Buenos humos!šŸ‘Œ
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