Sr. Greensea
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so what are these tests that have to do with growing
Day/Night Temperatures
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Sr. Greensea
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eveything u said in this thread was a arguementative. no info just bs
Sr. Greensea
Member
my point exactly. he doesn't know a thing about growing
Alex Kelly
Active Member
I believe that when you used we, you were putting yourself in the same category as scientists which you are obviously not.
Oh none taken fa**ot. Me show you proof? We have the whole forum on our side. You show us some proof. How about some of these "test results?"
Alex Kelly
Active Member
This forum was good for a while. This will be my last post. RIU members please do not take the advice of Medi 1. He does not know what he is talking about. Peace.
Medi 1
Well-Known Member
dido was good till the trolls came out to play....,and your on. ill dig out the test results from a few tests ran by them. you have a whole forum on your side????bit of an ego dont ya think.???.
guys still cant find the ignore button i see....lol
Uncle Ben
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Bullshit.
Where in the hell are you guys getting this crap from? Thinking stuff up doesn't make it so. What's this crap about preflowers and stuff?
Look.......this is what you guys need to do.
1. Learn to write using proper grammar, it makes for a more creditable read,
2. If you wish to further your feelings, at least back it up with botanical studies, facts. I could care less about your theories and rhetorical questions,
3. Journal using a control group, which none of you have.
UB
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Medi 1
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im not here to get into pissin matches man. ill dig up info that shows temp swings slow the plant down later from work if i have time today.,and ill appologize for my part in the bad grammer and typos. kinda does that after brain injuries....and bad eyes to catch the errors sometimes
Sr. Greensea
Member
lets not get ambient room temp and canopy temp confused.
keeping a ambient day temp of 75 i reach low 90's in the canopy. so if the room is kept at a night temp of 70
thats still a +20dif if the room drops to 65 durning dark thats a +25dif
durning veg and preflower (the first 10-14days of 12/12) is when a smaller dif is wanted, not during flower..
to keep a small dif before flower all that needs to be done is keep ambient air at 75 24/24 and dont let the canopy heat up more than a few degrees.
keeping a ambient day temp of 75 i reach low 90's in the canopy. so if the room is kept at a night temp of 70
thats still a +20dif if the room drops to 65 durning dark thats a +25dif
durning veg and preflower (the first 10-14days of 12/12) is when a smaller dif is wanted, not during flower..
to keep a small dif before flower all that needs to be done is keep ambient air at 75 24/24 and dont let the canopy heat up more than a few degrees.
907smoke
Member
i live in a very cold place and run temps from 75-79 F in day to 59- 65 f at lights off and it seems a little cool at night i do get purple leaves and depending on strain purped out buds so its got be on the cold side lookin nutes up but im always worried about my temps but i would like to hear if a constant temputure works
also i have used blackstrap molassas a cupple crops and i think it works great i also have used a cupple orgainc additves kinda same thing as molassas seems to work about the same.
the molasses dose add a little sweet flavor and nice smell but i would say its all a blance of what your plant needs and what it already has in the soil
also i have used blackstrap molassas a cupple crops and i think it works great i also have used a cupple orgainc additves kinda same thing as molassas seems to work about the same.
the molasses dose add a little sweet flavor and nice smell but i would say its all a blance of what your plant needs and what it already has in the soil
Unnk
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okay a low temp drop is a good thing to a extent though if you drop temps to low your blocking phosphorus from being uped
http://soil.gsfc.nasa.gov/soilfert/npk.htm
"[SIZE=+1]Other factors that prevent plants from taking up phosphorus include lack of oxygen, low soil moisture, low organic matter, extreme temperatures within soil, soil type, and plant type. Plants living in highly weathered soils use organic forms of phosphorus; plants living in soils that contain organic matter and are less weathered use inorganic forms of phosphorus.[/SIZE][SIZE=+1]"
[/SIZE]long periods of EXTREME cold nights will deff cause a root mass to drop in temps
http://soil.gsfc.nasa.gov/soilfert/npk.htm
"[SIZE=+1]Other factors that prevent plants from taking up phosphorus include lack of oxygen, low soil moisture, low organic matter, extreme temperatures within soil, soil type, and plant type. Plants living in highly weathered soils use organic forms of phosphorus; plants living in soils that contain organic matter and are less weathered use inorganic forms of phosphorus.[/SIZE][SIZE=+1]"
[/SIZE]long periods of EXTREME cold nights will deff cause a root mass to drop in temps
legallyflying
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Hard to get well advise from poeples that aint got the intelligant to form coherant sentence.
The vast majority of evidence dictates that the smaller the temp swing throughout the majority of your grow, the better the results. Lower temps at night during the last weeks of flower (along with low co2) can help oil production and maturity.
Yes, genetics obviously play a role (someone mentioned native indica conditions) but I would bet virtually nobody has in their possession a straight afgan indica strain in their garden.
You want to set up a mini afganistan in your grow room? Ok, google the climate of Kahbul. +100 degree days and 20% humidity and 50 degree night times. Throw in some month long drought followed by a monsoon season and you got the PERFECT environment. Have fun with that.
The vast majority of evidence dictates that the smaller the temp swing throughout the majority of your grow, the better the results. Lower temps at night during the last weeks of flower (along with low co2) can help oil production and maturity.
Yes, genetics obviously play a role (someone mentioned native indica conditions) but I would bet virtually nobody has in their possession a straight afgan indica strain in their garden.
You want to set up a mini afganistan in your grow room? Ok, google the climate of Kahbul. +100 degree days and 20% humidity and 50 degree night times. Throw in some month long drought followed by a monsoon season and you got the PERFECT environment. Have fun with that.
unorthodox
Active Member
yep it sure are hard to foller sommer yall
Medi 1
Well-Known Member
there ya go..cold has slowed its food processing so its deff and becomes purp
Uncle Ben
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webbee talkin koharant centensences? ah resst mah kase
RawBudzski
Well-Known Member
I have never smoked Purp weed that is in the top 10. =/ tho. IMHO. I have never seen some TOP SHELF indica shyt really Purple here in SoCal. other than ppl playing tricks with Temps and such. But GDP/ Mr.Nice all the PURPLE strains are BS to me.. WEAAKKKK
Medi 1
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when i said week i didnt mean shitty week, just a bit lower in the final cannabinoid numbers. and sonme are barley lower. like GDP is one of the higher ones, and it is alsio how the purple came to the plant to. like a coloured one from being deff is for sure a weekere one. i think even a blind man could see that. its deff so how can it be better
im still going to dig out some old test results to show this. just need a bit of time as this was so long ago this was tested on.
im still going to dig out some old test results to show this. just need a bit of time as this was so long ago this was tested on.
Universeaware
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Reading this thread was hotter than my night temps. I have a grow going on with constant night/day temps and I'm "worried". Anyway If I remember in the end I'll post my 2 cents and a couple of pictures.