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How important is Vapor Pressure Deficit or (VPD) in your garden?

1:25 – Tent Cultivation
3:45 – The Importance of VPD
14:15 – Other Appliances Besides Lights
19:45 – Daytime & Nighttime Temperature and Humidity
26:15 – Growing Multiple Cultivars
35:35 – HIGH Lights at Home

In this episode of Grow Weed at Home with Kyle Kushman, join me as I delve into the world of tent cultivation and answer some of the most pressing questions on cannabis growing. From navigating the challenges of limited space to optimizing environmental conditions, I’ll share valuable insights and practical tips to help you elevate your cultivation game.

Discover the importance of Vapor Pressure Deficit (VPD), explore the essential appliances beyond lights for a successful tent grow, and learn about the optimal day and night time temperature and humidity settings. We’ll also discuss the benefits of growing single cultivar versus multiple strains, as well as how to integrate Integrated Pest Management (IPM) and foliar feeding into your cultivation routine.

Don’t miss out on this episode packed with expert advice and cannabis cultivation wisdom. Subscribe to our YouTube channel, leave a comment, and join our community of passionate growers seeking to cultivate cannabis at home with success.

Disclaimer: The content of this video is for educational and entertainment purposes only. Cultivating cannabis may be subject to legal restrictions in your area. Always comply with local laws and regulations.

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50 thoughts on “The Importance of VPD | Vapor Pressure Deficit

  1. Sorry but I disagree, you don't need a "good tent" infact in my 20 yrs indoor hobbying I find tents actually bring problems , problems I don't get when i just drop black&white plastic around them , nothing at all special 🌱 & i get Fantastic results & zero issues with bud rot / humidity 🌱 zero controllers etc etc , a decent light, a oscillating tower fan .. That's my equipment 🌱👌👍👍 Then yes during mid-late flower I'll stick a dehumidifier somewhere near them set to 50% & keep temps low towards the end helps preserve the terps & that can = far less smells 🌱👃

  2. Im from Germany, enjoying your youtube for years. Thanks alot. Over here we just legalised…and now im all into cultivating. I just wonder where do you exactly measure all your Data. VPD temperature humidity. Do you have all controlling equipment outside the tent? Im curious…

  3. I grow multiple strains usually 4 to 6 of a particular strain and 4 to 6 of another strain. They grow in a double 5×5 tents next to eachother and opened up. But they're in a sealed ac d and conditioned room. I am the master of their atmosphere and get excellent flowers. In a stagger of 3 to 4 weeks per strain. Perpetual.
    Hope that wasnt confusing, it almost confused me.

  4. For me,, in a basement lung room, I run a lot of dehumidifier. And I can’t keep up that low humidity, at night lights off, it just jumps no matter what I do. 60 degree nights, 70 degree days, week 7 of 9 flowering looks good even with night time spiking humidity to mid -to high 50’s. But it worries me, lots of air movement will hopefully be enough. Ps my lung room runs at 30-45 at night but the tent is always high no matter how much air i blast thru? Frustrating!

  5. GWAH from Philadelphia Pa!!! Since I've been growing hydroponic I haven't had any need for IPM knock on wood, am I just lucky? And is High Times magazine still in publication and print? I would appreciate any feedback you can give me. Thanks

  6. Man,thX!Sir you're the Jack Herer now!And a grow guru too!No offences meant ever KK!Thanks this one helped an old dude like me who like good medicine and not fake pharma poop!Overgrow the crap our there and organics and vpd is so important and i weanted to know about like many.Keep it up man!!❤🎉😅

  7. I run 1.8 and 1.9 VPD the whole grow with no issues, just be willing to check on them throughout the day but with them transpiring constantly, they grow monstrously huge for autos.

  8. Hey man maybe u can help I run x2 600w hid to flower there hung over 8 plants in 3gal fabric pots and I’m on bio bizz all mix soil with the full range of bio bizz organic nutes in use, I grow In a spare room it’s just wk 3 o flower niw and everything is flying along 50% rh and 26oC it sits at naturaly. So great for vegging but as I flower now I’m away to purchase a mobile a/c unit plus dehumidifier do u think I need this ?I think so but what do you think looking for answers before I spend the £££ ?please help👍

  9. my only problem is i dont wait long enough before i harvest when i feel the buds and they are the feeling of squishy spongy i harvest but i think i should wait 2 weeks or 3 then they would bulk up more also but what do you think ?

  10. I actualy have a vpd os 1.3/1.1 in ma grow tente but the leaf of the plant said to me that the environment is too humid .. why ? The rh is about 60% and i am in week 4 of vegg !??

  11. I bought a dehumidifier because it's humid only during the summer months where I'm at but the dehumidifier creates to much heat and cancels out my air conditioner . What's a good dehumidifier that doesn't put out heat into the grow space?

  12. Once you understand VPD, everything gets MUCH easier if more expensive because of humidifiers and dehumidifiers along with air conditioners. Nah, It’s not that much for a typical indoor home grow. DEFINITELY worth shelling out a few hundred for decent environmental control.

  13. Some days ago I was able to put "my" plant outside. First plant since 24 years waiting, first outdoor ever. I was soooo happy when I discovered a random bug on it. Because the bug was chin-checked by an ant. No idea why everybug and their mom is on my second floor balcony in the city…but my living soil is indeed alive. "My" plant just wants to be free, without PH, EC or VPD 🙂

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