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So this winter I have been slowly growing a collection of tropical trees that are currently living in my spare bedroom under grow lights. I had a different light system last year and I saw my trees struggling to just "make it" but this year's light system has actually produced a bit of growth! Assuming lighting needs are taken care of, what have you all found to be the next most important thing for an indoor winter setup? I have a Hygrometer on its way to measure temp and humidity. I have my trees sitting on humidity trays and the room stays around 63 - 67 degrees. What sort of temperatures and relative humidity would I be shooting for to see if I can get some more growth out of my trees this winter before temps are good for moving outdoors? Mainly just have Tiger bark ficus, Willow leaf ficus, and a schefflera.