This data is from when I first got my controller until right now. I have made lots of tent adjustments so that the swings are no where near as dramatic as it shows here. But my averages look good for VPD
DLI I use my Uni-t meter to determine what that is. Tomorrow I am spending some time in the tent and will make some more adjustments to allow for more light room.
I think I saw that you were at a DLI of 35. A lot of growers go by conventional wisdom and a DLI of 35 will certainly will get you a good crop. If you increase your light levels to 800-1000µmol, you'll tend to get a bigger crop with better quality, assuming that light was your limiting factor.
Re. your C69 data - averages are of marginal value, for example with my head in an oven and my feet in liquid nitrogen, the average temperature could end up at 98.6°, right?
Re. VPD - per the folks at
Pulse, try to keep overnight VPD as close as possible to daytime VPD, the closer the better.
With temps being 74-76, you should shoot for an RH of 46-52%. That'll get your VPD in the 1.2-1.5 range. I'm
assuming you're in flower at 35 DLI.
Re. hang height - as hang height increases, the PPFD map will tend to get more even. Best way to check is to sample the canopy with your meter.
When plants are in veg or early flower, I sample in a grid format and view the data a la:
That's from my current grow, a shrubbery, in late veg.
Once there are a lot of buds, I switch to this format:
That helps me see the hotspots so I can adjust the individual buds.
With two lights in the tent, you're going to have a complex light pattern. Taking readings in a grid pattern and then plotting them will help understand how much light is falling in the different parts of your plant.