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In this clip, Tom and Seth from Growing Pains (@growingpainsmi @tpainswrld @gratefulfarmz) go over their climate through flower.
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6 thoughts on “This Is How Top Growers Are Dialing In Their Flower Climate”
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“This right here? This ain’t just a cannabis plant… this is seduction in stem form.”
Dope stuff
Those are basically the exact same points that I run I can never get my humidity down when I would lower my temps that far so I stopped bothering and I also noticed the same plants love it
Isn’t 69% humidity dangerous for flowering stage?
Playin it safe dudes, bump that temp up. Maximum photosynthesis occurs around 87 degrees. Try starting at 84 & 70%. Insane lateral branching first couple weeks. Love the talk about night differential!!- Running Athena at scale (10-20K sf) for 4 years
Uploaded a short of my Athena fed Zake. Sadly there is no way to show how frosty she already is. Second time I grow this strain, first time with Athena. It is just scary!