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caliboy1994 · 10-07-2011, 04:41 PM

I know for a fact that the average humidity varies throughout the summer. It's on average 50% during July, and at that point my plant was putting out a leaf a week. It then started slowing down during August as it dropped. It gets really dry sometimes in the fall when the Santa Ana winds pass through. So I guess that's partially to blame why my plants are growing slower.

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