That will be great!It hasn't been a problem. The pot is 65F before adding 80F. The sum of the two is in the 70s.
The 80F water contains less oxygen, but I supplement with peroxide.
Nice screen! This way the top of the plant will be closer to the lamp, will adjust the hanging height of the lamp?I made a screen for my veg room so my plants are off the ground by 10’ which helps the girls out.also have pot stands in flower room that are 6-10’ off the floor..I actually raised my floor 4’ off the concrete with laminated chipboard.
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Cool.I like those.seen nothing like that here.does a clip or pin hold them when you adjust.I need those in my flower room.way better than what I have atm..
Cool.I like those.seen nothing like that here.does a clip or pin hold them when you adjust.I need those in my flower room.way better than what I have atm..
Haha.I can’t go south too much more.another 4000ks I’ll b in AntarticaI moved south ! Lol no more freezing temps
Haha.I can’t go south too much more.another 4000ks I’ll b in Antartica
You keep the temp in a convenient way!Basically it’s just getting them away from the draughty floor.the higher you go the warmer it is..I lose ceiling height but plants never get any closer than 34’ under the cmh..they have some poke.when using t5ho at start I have them near another ft higher.I’m stuffed without adding a tube or finned heater or even the 100-150 watt ceramic reptile heaters lol..I got everything bar the kitchen sink..
Smart setup! And don't forget to watch out the root~I keep a seedling germination mat under my pot and when the controller sees it’s dropping below 60f it turns on and over 75f it shuts off works great in winter but don’t use unmonitored it will cook your roots
Thanks for your sharing, very useful suggestions~I've used a digital meat thermometer in soil before (the metal spike type that you stick into your joint of beef). A greenhouse tube heater plugged into an Inkbird thermostat. If you're growing in a tent try to keep the ambient room temperature similar to the temperature inside the tent.
What are you running drain to waste (soil) or dwc ?It is necessary to keep temperatures in the root zone in the ideal range to provide chemical reactions. These reactions are the mineral uptake from the nutrients we give plants for use in photosynthesis.
In the winter how do you keep the root zone warm?
This method ensures the temperature and brings nutrients to the plants. Thanks for sharing.In my dwc I gotta keep my water temp under 75 but above 65 so I run my top feed sub pumps unhooked in my buckets and run them if temp drops below 65 and heats right up
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