Oni's 2nd grow. Lessons learned

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It’s a complicated answer, but basically depending on plant genetics they’ll want a specific range. Sativa’s want a much more tropical climate, so we’re looking at hot and humid. Hence the airy bud structure and wispy appearance. Indicas like more cold moderate humidity climates if I remember correctly. As far as I’m aware nature doesn’t make hybrids, so anything’s really possible depending on the combination you go with. Maybe there’ll be a strain acclimated to a hot and dry climate. For all I know that’s already around and I haven’t heard of it yet. I haven’t heard of most strains, so I’m not saying it can’t happen until someone with a horticulture degree can explain to me why in the most agonizing detail possible as I don’t learn without the full picture.

Factors that influence growth and development ( Temp and VPD)

Temperature Plant growth and development is primarily influenced by temperatures at the growing points of plants (i.e., roots and shoot tips). When we are discussing temperature, it is important to understand that plant temperature (not air temperature) drives physiological responses in plants. Air temperature can differ by as much as 10° F from plant temperature, depending on your light source (HPS, MH, or LED), light intensity, humidity, and air speed. For example, HPS lights emit a…