1200 watt closet grow allkush

[zibra]

Today was a nice and cool day so I decided to run my CO2.

 

[400aZip]

honestly I cant believe how well they are doing in 84 degrees. I just had shit experience growing in 80+ degree temps before but it seems to be working for ya

 

[zibra]

honestly I cant believe how well they are doing in 84 degrees. I just had shit experience growing in 80+ degree temps before but it seems to be working for ya

By using CO2 u can push the temp to 87 degrees without stressing the plants.

 

[zibra]

which hood is that? sorry if its been said also, Im curious how you start you seedlings. I grew from clone my first grow so its my first go around with seeds.... Im hope my soil isnt too cold as the room is about 70 degress... should I put them in a warmer spot for now?

Magnum XXL 6" paid $210, you can get one now for $130. I put the seeds between paper towels this morning, will see tomorrow, lol.... 70 degrees is cold move em to a warmer place! For my seedlings I keep my temp. around 82-85 with 90%+ humidity.

 

[zibra]

Has anyone using or used Uptus products?

 

[400aZip]

By using CO2 u can push the temp to 87 degrees without stressing the plants.

true that... I keep learning! lol is it accurate to assume that in lower temperatures, the plant needs less CO2 to maintain homeostasis? and I was worried it was too cold in there...that ac unit i bought really does its job and should really pay off come flower time.

 

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[machnak]

honestly I cant believe how well they are doing in 84 degrees. I just had shit experience growing in 80+ degree temps before but it seems to be working for ya

My temps mid-day are 82-84 all the time, never had problems, just always have a fan on my ladies. Sucks living in the desert.


Zibra, man they look amazing!

 

[TechnoMage]

Wow, those are some frosty plants.

 

[kevin murphy]

very nice zibra frosty as fuck mate

 

[zibra]

Tangerine Dream​

The OG #18​

 

[skeeterbob]

got a question about the germ, i just popped like 6 seeds about five days ago. they all opened but the root stopped growing. one of them is growing but the rest kinda just stopped. i had them on a seedling pad. did i fuck em up?

 

[zibra]

got a question about the germ, i just popped like 6 seeds about five days ago. they all opened but the root stopped growing. one of them is growing but the rest kinda just stopped. i had them on a seedling pad. did i fuck em up?

Is it seedling pad or heating pad? 2 factors that can stop ur rooting are 1- if the medium is wet 2- temperature for the little bambinos are off.

 

[skeeterbob]

isnt the medium suppose to be wet for them to grow/ it was a paper towel in a ziplock bag?? and its a seedling pad... but yes it is heated. and the temps in the room are between 70 and 75. but remember they were sitting on a seedling pad so it was warmer then the air where the thermometer would have been. i did transfer them to soil any way so hopefully they grow but i didnt want them to get to warm on that pad.

 

[machnak]

Good looking beans there.


@skeeter, if it's a regular heating pad it can be getting TOO HOT, I used one for my back but had to use a controller on it...just got way too hot without it.

 

[skeeterbob]

Its a seedling pad from hydro farm so i dont know how hot that would get. So do u think if they did get to hot would the be over? That would suck, prob about 80 bucks done the drain

 

[zibra]

isnt the medium suppose to be wet for them to grow/ it was a paper towel in a ziplock bag?? and its a seedling pad... but yes it is heated. and the temps in the room are between 70 and 75. but remember they were sitting on a seedling pad so it was warmer then the air where the thermometer would have been. i did transfer them to soil any way so hopefully they grow but i didnt want them to get to warm on that pad.

You want it moist not wet. Your roots need to breath, very important!!!!!...your room temp is good...as for heating pad use a towel over the heating pad to reduce the heat. Make sure ur soil is not wet.