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Yes, indeed it does, which is why I only mention flowering.Lower temps and RH in late flower is one thing but in veg VPD does play a role in production of mass.
Yes, and the trichomes have more distance between them, with the additional cells. Again, same genetics, much frostier looking in low temp/rh grows.The point i'm trying to make is that the size of the cells don't change, you just have more cells. So it still comes down to the genetic potential of the strain.
62F is too low for vigorous plant growth, 20-30% is too high of a humidity, for that low of a temp. Because of this, your transpiration rates are too low and it shows in the end product.I grow in both cold and warm rooms, In fact I just harvested 4 plants in a max of 62 degrees and a RH between 20-30 %.
Your plants need transpiration, either through hydration or evaporative cooling. Most people go with moderate temps 75F-80F and moderate humidity 30%-40%.
If it's cold and not dry enough, you have very low transpiration. When it's hot and too dry, there's too much transpiration. Either way you slice it, quality suffers.