Transpiration is the movement of moisture from the substrate, up through the plant, and out through the stomata. As the moisture evaporates out, it takes heat in the process of evaporative cooling, which lowers the temperature of the leaves. When transpiration is functioning at maximum rates, this can cause temperature differences of up to 9C or 16F.
Are those beautiful purple colors actually hurting your yield? This article takes a close look at how low temperature stress affects cannabis.
Everybody knows the daytime temperature is critical in cannabis farming, but did you know that the night temperature has an equally large influence on things like bud structure, yield and cannabinoids?
Myth: “Keep the temps below 70 and your terpenes will be fine”
This new way of looking at the practice of flushing provides solid evidence that reducing starch accelerates curing.
Practical solutions for Powdery Mildew control at different times in the crop cycle.
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