Clint
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How important is night time humidity? My humidity ranges from 69 in the day at the lowest and 83 at the night at the highest. It's usually around 79 at night though. Does the night time humidity have to be really high? I'm growing with my terrarium only 50% covered and the night temp is about 65, sometimes dropping to 63, day temp about 72-75.
Should I mist everything really well at night before the lights go off? I'm new to highlanders, sorry I have one fan in there blowing across the water so that cools and humidifies a tiny bit. Should I add a second fan since it's only like a 6 inch fan and the terrarium is 75 gallons? I'm afraid to put it in any direction other than blowing across the water. I'm afraid I'll blow all of the humidified air out since the tank is only half way covered. Or is this enough air movement since the tank is partially open?
Growing plants in a cold terrarium that's only half covered is SO counter-intuitive from what I'm used to- Lowlanders growing in a sauna.
I got N. copelandii- Apo, N. gymnamphora, N. fusca, N. muluensis x lowii , and N. spectabilis today from a friend. I never though I could grow any of these
Should I mist everything really well at night before the lights go off? I'm new to highlanders, sorry I have one fan in there blowing across the water so that cools and humidifies a tiny bit. Should I add a second fan since it's only like a 6 inch fan and the terrarium is 75 gallons? I'm afraid to put it in any direction other than blowing across the water. I'm afraid I'll blow all of the humidified air out since the tank is only half way covered. Or is this enough air movement since the tank is partially open?
Growing plants in a cold terrarium that's only half covered is SO counter-intuitive from what I'm used to- Lowlanders growing in a sauna.
I got N. copelandii- Apo, N. gymnamphora, N. fusca, N. muluensis x lowii , and N. spectabilis today from a friend. I never though I could grow any of these