FUCKING TESTIFY
Hey Cap I'm seeing the lower stems on my plant are turning purple I'm reading it could be a mag problem or the water I'm using has to high of a pH or there's been to much of temp difference in the tent or it could be just the genetics of the plant I double checked my pH with a meter and with tester that came with pH up and down before every feeding and they were both right about 6.6 so I don't think it's the pH and the temps have stayed between 65 and 70 with light out and 68 and 73 with the light on so I don't think that's it either but I haven't started adding any nutes yet and she will be 3 weeks old tomorrow I was going to start nutes not on the next feeding which will be tomorrow but more like Sat or Sun I'm really hoping it's just genetics but what do you think?FUCKING TESTIFY
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I'm reading that vpd is more important than temp and humidity and that vpd of 1.05 is what you should be shooting for and is at 1.05 vpd at 72 degrees and 60% humidity like in this picture if humidity or temp goes higher vpd comes down and goes lower if either of them goes up?
Temp and humidity are pretty important also, the way I take it is im not getting a good VPD unless the heat and humidity is dialed : ) kinda like a dog chasing its tail except with enough fiddling we can get a great VPD unlike the dog lol!!!
That is one for another grower. I'm old and do many things simply by spending tons of time with my plants. The only modern stuff I use is LEDs, nutes and fabric pots. Harvest by hairs and not trichromes. You are correct with temp and humidity. Don't go over 86 if you don't have to and noore than 70 to 75 humidity in veg. I keep my veg 55 to 65. Lower for flower. I have no idea what my vpd runs. I am old, retired and and out of loop on some of the newer gadgets. I would say though that to me looks spot on. Don't stress if things go wrong it's all about learning to get to the point of consistent crops and that requires a fair amount of trial and error.
