Rootzone & air temps?????

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Viracocha711

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Is it true that your plants can tolerate higher air temps (80F-85F) as long as the rootzone and nute sol temps are perfect 72F/68F?

Thanks!
 
Yes, it is. However, it moves in opposite directions.

75 F is best for both.

If it moves to 80, you can counter it by reducing your reservoir temp to 70, the same distance the other way.

If it's 85 F above ground, then move your reservoir temp to 65 F.

That's as far as you want to take it however. Anything below 65 F will cause the roots to grow less and it will change the absorption rate of the nutrients.

Great question!!!
 
Thank you Stoney!
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"Grow Your Own with StoneyBud" or

"StoneyBud's Hydroponics 3 part series Systems/Nutrients & Media/Cultivation"
 

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