Oregon Diesel, VeroV7 RedWoodTGL, Co2

I have not yet begun using recharge, no reason yet. The babies are still 6 days old and have everything they need in the ocean Forrest light warrior mix. I did experiment briefly with my co2 system. I saw a nice result after a 12 hour co2 cycle, leaving my system on for only 2 hours, the co2 level stayed consistent! I did notice that in my sealed tent, I will actually need to increase humidity for high co2 temperatures. At 86 degrees F, relative humidity must be about 75% to stop water loss, otherwise plants don’t fully open their stomata. The ideal vapor pressure differential is key to having big indoor plants, not your light. Even at 73 degrees, relative humidity ideally should be around 65-60%, and I am barely able to keep 50% with the windows open. I am waiting for my little humidifier to come in the mail, it will solve all the issues with low humidity and dry air. Only in late flower, would it be at all adviseable to drop humidity below 60%, and that’s if you suspect bud rot. Otherwise, 60% humidity at 73 degrees will created the best VPD for plant respiration, just like you and I breathe O2, plants breathe Co2, and unfortunately for them humidity can have a huge impact on how much they breathe. Imagine how you would function breathing half oxygen?