I guess it's actually just now finally sinking in, even after you've said it so many times.
That is mind blowing!
Thanks……The Pines will actually do better outside at this point because they have rather outgrown their growing space.Having them this close is only good with a somewhat strong breeze blowing directly through them most of the time as the humidity will hover around the surface area of plants leaves and all together stop photosynthesis and respiration since the stagnent water dense air forming around leaves without a breeze…..proper grow humidity is 40-60% .
I put a large fan blowing through and rather intense light to penetrate.
The breeze cannot be too strong though as it will close the leaf stomata as a natural defense which is counter productive to good grow environment perameters.
At any rate, though, when they are outside in the sun and have light at the bottom branches, they will branch out vigorously from the more equal light, but they are quite healthy grown even in these packed conditions. I always have the breeze blowing directly through them, especially on the every other day watering cycle I will even let the fan run on lights out cycle too.
The same goes for the 2 foot tall Siberian elm
you can see all 350 of them packed together!!!
The breeze is everything in a grow. If you don’t have it, your plants suffer, almost instantly with deficiency because of humidity forming around the leaves and not moving it gets well near 100%…… even though your room humidity will read proper.