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So I acquired some plants that were in pretty rough shape. Root bound, lanky, buggy and also carried a slight smell of gym socks. I gave them lots of love and seemed to rid them of all ailments. After caring or them for about 3 weeks in veg, they were flipped to bloom and they seemed to be doing...

So it looks like only a couple tops that were closest to the light got the worst of it. The humidity and temp is back to normal (38%/78deg). Overall, they don't look nearly as happy as they did before, most of the bottom leaves in the dense canopy have sagged, and probably will yellow, dry, and...

There is high negative pressure in the room, so it's definitely not stagnant. Fingers crossed.

Fresh air is moving, it's only a 10x10 space and 1200 cfm exhaust pulling through a 12x12 fresh air intake. I've got 6 16" oscillating fans blowing on them right now. Lights are off now, we'll see how they look noon tomorrow when they come back on.

This I like a train wreck...I can't stop reading lol

My biggest concern is that since it was so humid that they might develop bud rot. The humidity usually sits at around 40%, do you think they will recover without molding?

Thanks man. I appreciate the your optimism, I'll sleep tonight after all.

They were more limp than anything, but they started to foxtail already and a lot of the sugar leaf on the tops closest to the light have yellowed. Does that mean early harvest? take my losses? not really sure what to do

lol thanks for trying :p I'll try to post some pics tomorrow.

yeah man, hindsight for sure. Thanks for the tip, will apply it to the next round. I feel sick to my stomach :(

All I have went into this. Almost all the main tops have already foxtailed and the sugar leaf has all yellowed. I would have rather stepped on a lego, a million times.

So, I got home from work today, and nearly lost my shit! Walked up to the house and I could smell the humidity Opened the door to my room, and it was literally dripping with fucking water. The board that I have my inline fan for the lights and the ac unit decided to fail. It was 70% humidity...

So, I got home from work today, and nearly lost my shit! Walked up to the house and I could smell the humidity :( Opened the door to my room, and it was literally dripping with fucking water. The board that I have my inline fan for the lights and the ac unit decided to fail. It was 70% humidity...

I'll definitely look into applying it to the next round, going to need it throughout the summer if it helps them in higher temps. The ac needs to be on when the lights are on and it currently pulls air from inside the room. Once this round is cleared out I'll draw the air into the ac from a...

I have kept the ph at a steady 6.3 since day one.

aaahhh, deeerrr. It's late, going to bed. I see my error. lol

I'm not sure what you mean. I said the water is at 6.3pH, and 1350ppm.

Thanks man! I've thought about adding co2, but there's so much fresh air being pulled into the room, I thought it might be a waste. There's a 12x12 fresh air intake, and the ac pulls from inside the room (when the lights are on) exhausted outside, and the charcoal filter is exhausted outside...

This is not my first time on this forum, but it is my first post. I have gained much information from all of you over the past few months and made to good use many of your tips and techniques. However, this is my first post. I have a relatively small space where I am growing 25 plants; 9.5x9.5...