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Posted by calimurray zone 5 (My Page) on Mon, Dec 15, 08 at 6:06
| I got a three season room where I have a garden started I am using LED lights and my plants have a slow but steady growth, I was wondering what the best temperature would be for maximum growth. It stays about 70 degrees in there all winter long.
I got morning glory, hybrid cucumbers, tomatoes, herbs, enchantment mix, radishes, garlic chives,sugar snap peas growing.
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| If you getting a slow but steady growth, be happy with that. The temperature is fine. Don't push your plants cause they could push back. |
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| Generally, 70-76F is best. Relative humidity should be 48 to 57%. With low humidity, add more CO2. Typically, raising the temperature lowers the humidity. |
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