Hi, there mate!! thanks for dropping by with your experience, both posts have great info, will give it a couple of reads, my set up is almost the same to yours, I do exhaust a bit of air out, but is because sometimes my house stinks inside
I have a couple of questions, when at 84ºF what was the RH?
The reason I was going on such a high schedule comes from the fact I have a light that can put 1200 PPF out, and the logic I was following is more light intensity= more EC, more Temp, and more RH+ CO2. I had in mind a max of 1400 ppm when the light was at max, but at the 4th week i realized the plants were not taking much more, did a little wash in some a dropped EC on others, my guess is the max they are going to take is 2.2 (if) very similar to the values you were using. I think SPYDR´s put more light than 1000W HPS? not sure 100%
looks like I will need another crop to see if I understand better what I am doing
I use a Luxometer that was calibrated against a PAR meter and 1200 ppf is somewhere in the region of 50k lux ( In the hottest spot, at the center), but the SPYDR´s are very good at the way they distribute light, so the other plants are getting 48k/43k and values like that. With that intensity not trying to see how far you can go would be rude, that's why by 4th week I was already on
2.0EC.1100ppm.1000ppf.28ºC.75% RH
The reason I was advised to bring RH down to 55/60 is that the plants can get brotitis, powerful reason to bring it down, but this brings sooo many questions again
Thanks again for your help, if you feel drop by my grow diary down bellow, there I publish every week what's going on with the first CO2 enriched high light intensity grow, Am sure I could do with your opinion around there
I think you can run high RH but just have to have the air flow to back it up.