Kingrow1
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They be fine, let a few weeks fly by. Let this grow guide your next and yer should be a dwcent amount of bud for sure no matter what
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They be fine, let a few weeks fly by. Let this grow guide your next and yer should be a dwcent amount of bud for sure no matter what
NoWaistedSpace
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Dude! It is one of the most important things. lolVpd here is a pile of bull, forget it not needed.
diggs99
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I assume you are referring to vapour pressure deficit?
I've seen some reading material on it during my research getting ready for this grow.
Can't say I spent much time understanding it tho. Was mainly focusing on basics . Those dicsussions got confusing quick to a newb like me lol
I've seen some reading material on it during my research getting ready for this grow.
Can't say I spent much time understanding it tho. Was mainly focusing on basics . Those dicsussions got confusing quick to a newb like me lol
NoWaistedSpace
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You need
to be knowledgeable about water, temps and humidity. They all go together. If it is too far out of whack, your plant just sets there and does nothing but survive. The stomata closes and production stops or slows way down. Goes into "survival" mode. It will all come with experience. Every grow will teach you something. But always research for yourself. There are a bunch of "parrot" talkers on social media.
Kingrow1
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Are you talking that simplistic chart on vpd which gives no species consideration to leaf morphology or stomata type let alone the other 12 readings that require complex lab and field equipment costing more than all my grow equipment put together and is highly detailed on wiki and researchgate?
Ive actually completed the equation based on estimations given from various sites and the answer is meaningless to us mere mortals and even less so without complex dli data to make interval adjustments in real time.
Another load of simplistic hogwash and unless at extremes dismiss all humidity readings as you do not yet truly understand cannabis.
NoWaistedSpace
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lol You are hilarious at times with your "bro science". What college do you teach at?
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Tangerine_
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Why not share your complex data with the class?Are you talking that simplistic chart on vpd which gives no species consideration to leaf morphology or stomata type let alone the other 12 readings that require complex lab and field equipment costing more than all my grow equipment put together and is highly detailed on wiki and researchgate?
Ive actually completed the equation based on estimations given from various sites and the answer is meaningless to us mere mortals and even less so without complex dli data to make interval adjustments in real time.
Another load of simplistic hogwash and unless at extremes dismiss all humidity readings as you do not yet truly understand cannabis.
I'm interested in your completed equations.
Thermodynamics, VP conversion formulas, dew points, etc, etc.
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Kingrow1
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The one that learns my stomata type before running round preaching vpd.
The one that leaves me writing in threads that transpiration dosent stop at 100% humidity.
The same college that helps tons here get an accurate air temp and makes hps not as hot most troll in threads.
Basically a very clever college but i dont teach.... i learn, wouldnt you?
NoWaistedSpace
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Do
I wouldn't hold my breath.
Kingrow1
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Its not a Class and was just passing on some 100% accurate heat and temp meter info before you trolls jumped in trying to way overcomplicate everything here.
NoWaistedSpace
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So you are just "parrot talking"? Ok, I got it now. But it's ok, we are all trying to learn something. But experience goes a lot farther than just reading out of a book, yet I have never seen 1 flower you have grown. So... why?Its not a Class and was just passing on some 100% accurate heat and temp meter info before you trolls jumped in trying to way overcomplicate everything here.
Kingrow1
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No its common knowledge between most long term members that the simplisticvpd data charts that breeze through threads are a joke for noobs and that as soon as you look for the more complex data equations it gets too complex to calculte without a lot of effort.
Yer im a parrot now go be constructive and dank off
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NoWaistedSpace
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Kinda like being super smart, but no "common sense". You don't have to be nasty about it. You seem to be a little "cranky" today. Better go get your nap now. lol I am just messing with you, chill out professor.
COBs and QB's rule!
COBs and QB's rule!
Can you support your research into your statement, otherwise...Vpd here is a pile of bull, forget it not needed.
Have some plant stakes to support your colas, no screen needed and every pot is now movable and rotatable. One of the reasons I moved out of NFT.
They are some of the basic tenets of plant physiology. Getting several grows to finish is what's important now but before adding CO2, breeding or doing anything advanced make sure you understand it. You don't necessarily have to abide by it. I do not but understanding it helps you know where you can cut corners and where you can not and explains the problems when you run into from having cut corners.
diggs99
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that's my exact plan and thoughts. Bought some plant stakes yesterday, will use them as needed.
as soon as i took screen out of the tent, i realized how much i enjoy taking my plants out or at the very least having full access to them lol
Next year my garage will be finished and i will have a dedicated room for growing ( 12x20 blank canvass) , i will probably try scrogging then, when i can crawl under the trees i plan on growing lol or walk around them.
Tangerine_
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Troll? Really? Asking for you to back up your claim is trolling?Its not a Class and was just passing on some 100% accurate heat and temp meter info before you trolls jumped in trying to way overcomplicate everything here.
Get real.
If you cant post your evidence, cool. Just say so. But dont expect anyone to take you seriously.
Cannabis doesnt have some elusive one of a kind "stomata type") LOL
Most growers are well aware its classified as a C3.
Stomatal densities change in response to changing atmospheric levels of carbon dioxide. The fundamental process of photosynthesis. With C3s the stomatal pore area is sensitive to changing atmospheric levels. Its no where near as complicated as you're making it out to be.
VPD is an important "tool". If you feel the chart on Wiki is inaccurate post your finding to prove otherwise!
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Try several ways of growing there are reasons for groing many ways. It's interesting and you learn on every run.
diggs99
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I like to think im a fairly smart dude, got a bit of common sense etc...
you guys are quickly making me feel dumb lol
here i am, trying to make sure the fkn water is not too yellow or green in that tester thing for ph, or make sure i dont forget to fill up humdifier lol
hopefully one of these days i can come back to this thread and actually understand the last 2 pages lol
you guys are quickly making me feel dumb lol
here i am, trying to make sure the fkn water is not too yellow or green in that tester thing for ph, or make sure i dont forget to fill up humdifier lol
hopefully one of these days i can come back to this thread and actually understand the last 2 pages lol
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