When leaves get thin ( feel like they are holding less moisture) , it’s indicative of too much light. Maybe try dialing it down to 50percent. Vegging plants don’t need much.
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Funny you say that. I lowered the light a bit, and dimmed it to about 50%. Tops of plants still getting appropriate DLI. Seem to be responding well.
5 gallon Rainscience bags. I’d recommend them!
Soil temps below 65 will affect growth/nutrient availability. Happy medium? Always something.
It seems like I’m going to constantly have to battle between appropriate light levels and temperature levels - at least during the winter months - until I cave and buy something to bring my temperatures up! Do you think one environmental factor trumps the other? I’d assume temperature is more important, but I know nothing. As always, thanks for your help!
A balancing act of sorts. I’ve grown in a cold basement for years. To combat, I’ve fitted the floor with 2inches of insulation. On top is a temp controlled heat mat set to 80f. At top of pots it runs 75 degrees. I’ll
Would you mind linking the heat mat you use? Are they safe to run for extended periods of time? Appreciate you!
