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Honestly I ran mine 72-73f on purpose... faster growth.. have you seen any negative effects or just want to fox because of the numbers?I live in Chicago so I go through all sorts of weather
I have a 50 pint in 4x8 and that produces tons of heat. As snow is defrosting it’s given tons of problems as it kicks on hard and im last 8/10 days of flowering
I keep my air temp at 77f day n night. My water is been 69-75f (75f was highest it ever was, normally 73 max)
Yesterday I was tossing in handfuls of snow
I typically use old plastic containers filled up with ro water if I get above 73f. Toss in one and it brings it down 2.5f or so
this my first run with the room n rdwc, But lots of tent in garage experience, I’m upgrading to a mini split ac in summer.
Imo 70-74f is a nice place to sit... but you need to use a live ir sterile system. I prefer live and the bacteria do much better in those temps. But this is true of all bacteria and the plants... it will speed up metabolism and growth but likewise infections or bad bacteria if you get them. So good bennies are important. Cold temls don't stop infections or bad bacteria or pythium it just slows the metabolism so it doesn't affect the plant as fast.. bit also slows the plants metabolism.I have a buddy whose build 35 + rooms. He’s a good friend and build my rdwc from scratch
I’ve never ran a rdwc, just soil. I aim 78f air n 68/70f water.
I keep a old gallon of milk in fridge of ro I’ll pour into Tupperware in freezer for good ice to control things
Water temps of 70-74f air temls I run about 80-84fAir or water temp ?
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