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You read a VPD chart by looking at where your grow room's relative humidity intersects with your grow room's air temperature. This shows you whether the VPD in your grow room is in the sweet spot (if it is, great job, by the way!) Or if your VPD falls on either side of that ideal range. So...

If it’s new it should be close but you will definitely want to get an accurate hydrometer to calibrate. Those small ones are junk and go out of calibration in less than a year.

Looks like normal end of life fade. Might be a bit early but not much you can do now.

I just love to scrog

When filling a screen or net traditionally you use less plants with more veg time. I change it up a little and add more plants to get less veg time. You will always have a few holes that don’t get 100% filled in.

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Pulls the plate back down when you release the pressure on the jack

I do not have one but I’m working on it. I got all the info from google but the wiring can be confusing so I made some videos on it. I’m just working on editing, I get a lot of questions on it.

Yes, just aluminum stock with cartridge heaters

Thanks, went with a rat rod theme with the antique gas can. Figured gas in gas out

The hardest part for most is welding or friends that can weld for them. After that it’s super simple. But I have always been a DIY person so I get it.

Consistency is the key, as said earlier reference a VPD chart

Ideally if you’re gonna veg for a month you would transplant to the 5 gal and then into the 7 gal right before flowering. Usually in soil the bigger the pot the better.

You need consistent heat. If you’re into diy and have the skills you can build one yourself like I did

3 gal is fin with coco but if your in soil you will definitely want to transplant before flower at the minimum.

Here’s what’s in the box and what the Cure Puck looks like mounted on a 27 gal tote. Comes with power cord, diffuser and hose, and a stylus for the touch screen. The app is super handy, I can check live data and manually burp from anywhere in the world. It will send alerts if thing go above or...

You should ph to 5.8 in coco. You handled it correctly with just heavy watering. Also make sure you feed every time you water never plain water in coco.

I really want a freeze dryer

I am definitely interested, I’ll have to look into it more.