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wow never knew that, all this time i thought it was something (bug related) else causing my leaves to dry out. could be true because i've check the root zone and foliage and besides a couple of gnats flying around i can't find any bugs on either of the two.I have air moving over the tops and floor box type fans moving the air over the pots
if your fans are too close or too high blowing directly on the plant they will dry the shit out of the leaves
I use wall fans but floor fans are much better. Wall fans can not penetrate very deep. Also someone above mentioned fans only during lights on. You need them more for health at night because they dump a lot of moisture.
In trees a dehuey will not remove a lot of moisture within the trees. If you can put a remote ro meter above your girls or in an aisle then put one about 15" inside the plant. Look at those reading 2-3 hours after lights out. I too use dehueys but I rely on trimming 10-12" of all branches and a floor fan. This will allow air to flow up thru the middle of your plants giving you co2 in the day and removing moisture at night. Suerte JKI keep my regular fans on during lights on, and a dehumidifier on during lights off. If not, the humidity jumps way up.
If they are healthy trees you must be doing it right. JKthe dehuey sits on the ground and blows like a fan towards the bottoms. It doesn't oscillate though.. and I've never checked the RH inside the branches like that though. I shall give it a try and see.
During lights on I prefer many fans running at low speed, above and below, so I'm covered there. I just have them shut off during lights off to save $$
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