Rider509
Well-Known Member
Maybe someone with a better idea of plant processes can explain what I’m seeing.
This chart is a 24 hour representation of the growing environment with mature three to four foot tall plants in a sealed room. At lights out the fans, humidifier, and CO2 are also turned off. During lights out the environment is static. No outside heating or cooling or air movement.
We can see a steady drop in temperature and humidity for the first four hours, and then a slow rise in temperature occurs. Is this the action of exothermic respiration? Are the plants actually warming up at this point?
This chart is a 24 hour representation of the growing environment with mature three to four foot tall plants in a sealed room. At lights out the fans, humidifier, and CO2 are also turned off. During lights out the environment is static. No outside heating or cooling or air movement.
We can see a steady drop in temperature and humidity for the first four hours, and then a slow rise in temperature occurs. Is this the action of exothermic respiration? Are the plants actually warming up at this point?