Are my temp & rh conditions good ??

[budbudding]

Just a quick question about my temp & rh ,

My temp with lights on is 80-84 and rh is 27-33 ,. And with the lights off temp is 66-70 and rh is 45-51 is this ok , Plants are still baby's 1 week old in soil , Growing in a tent 1200x1200x2000 with filter and fan still on and with constant fresh air , Are these good growing condition's ????

budbudding Reviewed by budbudding on 01-27-2011. Are my temp & rh conditions good ?? Just a quick question about my temp & rh , My temp with lights on is 80-84 and rh is 27-33 ,. And with the lights off temp is 66-70 and rh is 45-51 is this ok , Plants are still baby's 1 week old in soil , Growing in a tent 1200x1200x2000 with filter and fan still on and with constant fresh air , Are these good growing condition's ???? Rating: 5

[cturner1984]

humidity in veg stage you want arounf 60-70% lights on and when the lights off it will go up naturally
in flowering you want arounf 30-40% so your good for that.
id recommend misting the plants lights on...or investing in a small humidifier i had the low h problems and the humidifier perked me up into the 80s:thumbsup:
id say your temps are fine you want 27-30 celsius max and lights off around 20-22 c
just dont hit the dreaded 35c plus marks:rastasmoke:
hope that helps

[budbudding]

humidity in veg stage you want arounf 60-70% lights on and when the lights off it will go up naturally
in flowering you want arounf 30-40% so your good for that.
id recommend misting the plants lights on...or investing in a small humidifier i had the low h problems and the humidifier perked me up into the 80s:thumbsup:
id say your temps are fine you want 27-30 celsius max and lights off around 20-22 c
just dont hit the dreaded 35c plus marks:rastasmoke:
hope that helps

Yes thanx that was very helpful thankyou , And i think i will get myself a humidifier ,

What would more likely to happen if i was to go above the 35c mark ??

[TANKJR]

Heat stress...it will slow things way down and possibly kill the plants as the stomatas start closing and they don't "breathe" at high temps...i.e. they will suffocate themselves.