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Spider mites. Came from outside to my closet grow.

Neem, water and sulfactant. Heard it works wonders for pests when used as a soil drench in addition to foliar, but some people say it will get absorbed by the roots and affect the taste. Is this true?

I just had coco available so I started the seed in a coco party cup. I want to transfer to a 7 gallon pot of promix hp. Is that okay or will cause some problem?

Fair enough. I think nearly all of my problems come from not having a proper space.

So at day 5 of drying at 55% RH and 22-25C I put the nugs in a jar and in one or two hours it shoots up to 71%. I thought it's too wet, I put it back on the drying rack. I had to go out of town for a few days, I come back on day 9 and they are bone dry. Stems snap. I put them in an air tight...

5 days at 55rh here and it's dry on the outside with some flexibility on the stems, no hay smell

Thank you. I just got an inkbird with a huge discount and a dehumidifier with a physical on/off switch. Now I don't to worry about humidity rotting more of my buds.

Okay problem solved, thanks. That’s all I needed to know.

I’m looking into it now.

I haven’t been successful finding dehumidifiers with adjustable settings for humidity in my price range. I was looking for something that costs up to $100 but the ones I found are around $250-300 and they are sizable which also doesn’t work because they don’t fit in my space. Yes there is no air...

Makes sense. It’s been hard for me to grow in a small closet but I have still been able to make it work somehow. This is my last plant.

Not literally. It's a hypothetical question to see if low humidity affects a plant when flowering. It's okay. Not all of us have the ability to read between the lines. ;)

Yes I understand that after watering there will be some level of humidity. My question was regarding the possibility of flowering cannabis with very low humidity levels (1-10%).

That's the guy, and there are others too. I came to this because I grow in a closet as I have no other space to grow in. I had problems in my last grow with bud rot as there is no ventilation besides keeping the closet door open. Without circulation it's problematic at night when the door is...

"Low humidity can be a good thing. Many strains grown in high altitude, low humidity climates develope heavier trichome production. I actually live in a high elevation desert climate... the issue isn't humidity, it's heat. I grow from seed to harvest in 0%-10% humidity with no ill effect...

Is 0% humidity in flowering okay or not? I'm inclined to a yes, as I found someone who grows absolutely massive healthy plants in a high altitude desert climate with 0% humidity through flowering.

Yeah it was. On 2 buds, had to cut those off. Sadly the biggest bud of them all had it, the whole top part went to the garbage can, very sad, it was massive. I’ve learned my lesson though, I’m buying a proper dehumidifier for my next flowering phase. I was lucky it was just on 2 buds though, I...

Only place in the plant that has this is the place closest to the exit