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30 Grad im ZELT oder runter auf 60-75 Watt

DannywithaJ
DannywithaJstarted grow question 10h ago
Wenn ich bei der Hitze die Lampe weiter nach oben hange und bei 150 Watt auf circa 40-50% stelle tue ich meiner Pflanze damit einen Gefallen oder schadet das ihr da sie nicht genug Licht bekommt? Wenn ich nicht dimme wird es im zelt 30-31 grad heiß. Keine Kühlungsmöglichkeit
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BC_Green
BC_Greenanswered grow question 7h ago
I would personally take on a bit more heat and try to hit the DLI. Here's an article on DLI (I use their free app with a piece of printer paper over my camera to act as a diffuser, as instructed in the app, to measure DLI): https://growlightmeter.com/autoflowering-cannabis-lighting/ Try to play with the light intensity and light distance to your plant to get the best DLI / temp balance you can. In future grows you could also consider dropping PPFD and run the light 20 hours to hit the same DLI (I wouldn't change light hours for this grow because you're so close to the end), but here's a calculator to help: https://www.waveformlighting.com/horticulture/daily-light-integral-dli-calculator However, I would also try to mitigate the heat impact for this grow by making sure I have some fans moving air (not the plants if possible, but rather the air in the tent) and be careful about watering. If your humidity drops as temperature rises you could place a bucket of water in the tent (assuming there's enough room) and point a fan at it, the evaporating water will cool the tent slightly, but also increase humidity, so be careful with this if you try it, you don't want bud rot. If you can stay at or below 30 it would be ideal, this article talks a bit about that: growdiaries.com/journal/understanding-the-impact-of-heat-stress-on-cannabis-plants-a-crucial-challenge-for-growers But I grow in the heat outdoors, so I do grow in 32+ degrees and the plants can tolerate it, growth slows, but I would still favor light over heat, at least to 33. Looks like you'll have a solid harvest either way, congratulations, hope you enjoy it!
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m0use
m0useanswered grow question 5h ago
You need a fan in the tent pushing new air in and old air out. its hard to grow with out this. I did a tent ages ago that was a bunch of Styrofoam glued together and painted white. it had vents in the top to let the heat out as it rises but the tent itself was still extra warm in the range of 27-30c. I ran a small desk fan from the top of it pushing in fresh air and allowing the hot air to kinda works its own way out from another hole. Not ideal but it worked. If i did not have this the plants would have suffered. Lights are warm. or well the drivers on them are. so be proactive. get a fan. anything.
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kingcrab
kingcrabanswered grow question 5h ago
yo bro, lemme break it down real quick— 30-31 grad im zelt? that’s pushing it. pflanzen wachsen noch, klar, aber stress kommt schneller als du denkst. wenn die blätter anfangen zu curlen oder bleichen, weißt du warum. runterdimmen auf 60-75 watt is besser als grillen. lieber weniger licht als verbrannte tops. pflanze kann stretch ein bisschen, aber sie bleibt am leben und macht buds fertig. oder lampe hoch und auf halbe leistung lassen—beides besser als sauna. keine kühlung = kompromisse. wachsen is immer balancing act zwischen licht, hitze und luft. mach was du kannst, aber schmelz sie nicht weg.
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Ultraviolet
Ultravioletanswered grow question 7h ago
If your going to understand anything, understand this. Higher rates of transpiration lead to a lower leaf surface temperature. Leaf surface temperature, which is more accurate for VPD calculations than ambient air temperature. The more she transpires, cooler the leaf is internally. Although your ambient temperature may be 86f , depending on how fast she is transpiring this could be anywhere 1F to 5F cooler inside the leaf than it feels outside. Why is that relevant? Optimal LST for photosynthesis is 82.6F thereabouts. Temperature and light both play crucial roles in metabolic growth, but temperature generally has a more profound and direct impact. While light is essential for photosynthesis and energy production, temperature affects the rates of all biochemical reactions, including those involved in metabolism.Temps first always.
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einamio
einamioanswered grow question 8h ago
measure DLI with an app to get to recommended levels using dimmer and height asjustment und beobachten :)
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RasendeRollo92
RasendeRollo92answered grow question 9h ago
Hi 🙋‍♂️ Ich denke du kannst die Lampe ein wenig runter stellen. Im dem verlinkten Video sieht man, dass die Enden deiner Blätter knusprig sind & sich nach oben beugen — dies sind Indikatoren für Lichtstress. Du solltest also meiner Meinung nach der Lady sowohl im Bezug aufs Licht, als auch im Bezug auf die Temperatur damit was gutes tun. Hoffe es hilft 👊🖖🍀
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Organic_G
Organic_Ganswered grow question 9h ago
Das kommt ganz drauf an… In welcher Phase befindest du dich ? In der VEG sind die 30 grad kein Problem ansich, in der FLOWER verdampfen dir die Terpene / Duftstoffe welche du im jeden Preis behalten willst… Am Ende des Tages kommt es auf den VPD an also die Transpirationsrate der Pflanze, die von RH zu Temp abhängig ist, heißt solange dein VPD für die jeweilige Phase passt bist du auf der sicheren Seite… Es wäre eine Balance zwischen maximalen Biomasse Aufbau vs Qualitätserhaltung falls du in der Blüte bist und das musst du für dich selbst entscheiden… Ggf. Das Zelt auch offen lassen bzw. obere Schlitze damit die Hitze schneller entweichen kann…
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John_Kramer
John_Krameranswered grow question 10h ago
the light is priority then the heat
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