MY arithmetic is off by one day. Today is day 13 post flip & there are no struggles with this grow now. In my geographic, the humidity typically remains very high this time of year, but it's consistent for a few months & the RH in the room is quite easy to manage. The temp, which is easy to maintain at the moment is usually more of a challenge this time of year. I'm starting to grasp vpd, but I'm still pretty new to the learning curve to which
@Gee64 introduced me. The problem is, using my infra red I get different measurements from each plant. One is 2 degrees f hotter than ambient, one is 2 degrees cooler, and the other 2 are pretty close to ambient. If I'm correct, the temp & rh at the canopy can be manipulated with the light intensity or the rh in the room can be controlled with hueys or dehueys, but with the differences from sister to sister, I'm not sure how or whether to respond. Generally speaking, I do my best to stay as close to what I deduce is the vpd.
I mentioned earlier that I've gotten good at vegging & training them, but flowering them is my weak point. I've grown my knowledge incrementally I suppose by the melding of bro science & actual science & then whatever dissertation gee posts
I'm so impressed with myself...
But seriously, I'm doing my best to trust the process of organic growing. I have no issue with synthetic growing though. Some of my best friends grow synthetically
I do like the sexy verbiage around building living soil & creating an ecosystem with my own soil stained hands. My back doesn't hurt any more than when I grew synthetically...
Here they are before lights out tonight...
I did a good amount of de-leafing of the Double Chocolate yesterday. These two have high potential for wpm, so I was aggressive. I thought had taken off too much, but I think I accidentally got it right. They seemed happy this morning. The Acapulco Gold have beauty appointments tomorrow...
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