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monkzinator

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been growing my plants for 2weeks. planted 8 and only 4 have survived. however, i just found out that the temperature at the plant level was only 5degrees celsius as opposed to 21degrees celsuis at the rooms mid height. its because my heater only generates heat from the top so ill be getting another 1 soon which radiates heat horizontally rather than vertically.
will my plants survive? and will they grow better when the heat is a standard 21degrees throughout the whole room?

thanx
 
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monkzinator said:
been growing my plants for 2weeks. planted 8 and only 4 have survived. however, i just found out that the temperature at the plant level was only 5degrees celsius as opposed to 21degrees celsuis at the rooms mid height. its because my heater only generates heat from the top so ill be getting another 1 soon which radiates heat horizontally rather than vertically.
will my plants survive? and will they grow better when the heat is a standard 21degrees throughout the whole room?

thanx
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hello!
well 5 degrees is really cold for your plants, thats no good for them.
couldn't you put a little table or something like that in your room to move your plants upwards away from that cold until you get your heater? or if you get a fan to mix the air in your room.
your plants will probably do much better if you get the right temperature.
peace!
 
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monkzinator

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my plants are being kept in my shed and have been doing surprisingly well for the lack of heat.
ill be getting another heater 2moro so hopefully the temperature will be the same throughout the room
 
chronik4lyfe

chronik4lyfe

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what kind of light are you using? probably spend less money powering heaters and whatnot if u moved ur shit into the house, mby in a closet or basement
 
SmokeUpNorth

SmokeUpNorth

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Have you tried insulating the shed? W/ a radiant heater you risk drying out your plants. Your basically aiming HID heat bulbs at your crop
 
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