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My mechanical room is 22%, the grow room at 40%. I’ve been meaning to buy an inkbird, the winter is my best time to grow otherwise my humidity is too high, the benefits of living on a flood plain in spring means basement RH sits around 60-75% without plants. Have to keep them on the small side...

Horseshit! Lol

Mmmm, rotted horse manure, some good shit right there

In those temps I’ve been asked if I had an inny, can’t tell the difference between the belly button and the pecker

Don’t worry your plants won’t miss a beat at 50%, they still grow well

My nipples are hard at that temp

Leave them, they are a source of nutrients should you have any issues later, they also get used by the plant late in flower

I think genetics play a key role as well as how much blue light.

It is a journey and it has been rewarding, especially when I can buy it bulk and it works. The worst thing about it is falling short after 4 months and seeing the plant wither. Took a few iterations to find out what works. And it was like a yo-yo, going from straight bag soil to coco to coco...

Maybe it’s a lockout

I just saw your from California, right now it’s -28C or -18F here, please “bro” no more bro science

An analogy…..could you imagine hockey players wearing skis? Lol they wouldn’t get anywhere. Buddy you keep believing your need to stay on top of snow, you’ll be swimming.

Yup that’s what I do, use rice hulls for aeration.

Yeah it was $15 for a 40 lb bag at a feed store, gotta like those prices

good point

That’s BS.

does it matter if it’s red or regular, afaik it’s similar??

I appreciate the contributions subcool and coots made. Coots is very much a specific recipe tailored to his situation but I agree the chitin thing was pretty cool. I wish someone would make a working man’s soil recipe with inputs readily accessible to the masses. I grow beets, will have to...

A budding porn star in the making

Give him what your suspected deficiencies are, you haven’t added much to trouble shoot to compensate nutritionally