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cco2006
I have read on hear temps should be around 20 off and on. My temps are 21 lights on and 15 loghts off. Do i need to put a heater to bring them up a bit. dont really want to but you great people think i shoild then i will. Will it make much difference to yield and quality. Growing 6 grapefrut in all-mix and feeding biobizz organic ferts. the 6 are under 1x 600 hps
Mr P
Hello mate.

Keep temps at an absolute minimum of 18oC otherwise your start getting nute lock out wink1.gif

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scarfaceshady
yeah id just get one of them little 80watt tube heaters for about 15-20quid to bring it up that extra 5 degrees or so
im pretty sure itd make quite alot of difference aswell mate smoke.gif
SirBob
optimal temps should be 24-25c lights on. lights off should be as close to day temps as possible, but no higher, and no lower than 18c otherwise nutrient lockout may happen.

a heater isn't absoloutly essential in your case, as it will be warming up soon, but remember the closer you get your environment to optimal, the more your plants will flourish.

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magnet
My temps are 17 max and drop to 12 with lights out. I am growing some sk#11 and some other thing and I get no problems at all. in fact all is very well indeed sso I don't have much faith in these temp regulations. My humidity flux's between 50% and 70% . I say if everything looks ok then just leave it be. cool.gif
cco2006
cheers peeps, I will stick a tube heater in, money not the problem so i want the best as i can do. will get some pics for you all
Bish
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My temps are 17 max and drop to 12 with lights out. I am growing some sk#11 and some other thing and I get no problems at all. in fact all is very well indeed sso I don't have much faith in these temp regulations.


Your plants may look healthy, but their potential won't be reached with those temps.
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