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05-23-2005, 04:35 AM #1
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wind a problem?
Yea wind is actually NEEDED to circulate the air around the plants to make sure they have fresh CO2. Plus the stem rocking back n forth in the wind creates micro tears in the stem and when they heal they heal stronger then they were (like a broken knuckle on boxers.) But a lot of people say that you're supposed to keep the fan on 24/7 but I think that the plants need to take the time to actually heal so I just have my fan plugged into the timer along with the lights. And I also water them at their "night" because when it rains in nature there usually isn't very much sunlight is there? Plus at night the ground gets pretty wet.
Da1KrayzieThug Reviewed by Da1KrayzieThug on . wind a problem? Ok I've got 4 fans in my room keeping everything cool now but i'm worried about my taller 2 plants. they are constantly in a breeze and moving around, is this ok for them? i've heard that a breeze will make the stem stronger but i really dont know. thanks for any help Rating: 5
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