k-town
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ima drinkin tonight... Howdy! Eagerly watching....
I love pics and details.......
I thrive on both at the same time....
Loves
I too will be drinking tonight.

Peace
K-town
ima drinkin tonight... Howdy! Eagerly watching....
I love pics and details.......
I thrive on both at the same time....
Loves
Hey K-town! enjoy!![]()
Cool! Cool! Can't wait for updates. Did I read this right? Your gonna throw some tomatoes in as well?
your plants look too hot in the pics, what are your temps . Are they going through water fast? What is your lighting again? and you have cool air intake and heat exhaust from your light? Other than looking hot, they look Great!
Can't go wrong with Fox Farms OF and some extra perlite.
day 21? been in the same pots the whole time? if so they are ready to slow build nutes![]()
looking great
Your grow tent is in a larger room. is the exhaust going just into the larger room or out a window or something? If you are exhausting inside the outer room, its not really going to help overall with the temps, so you would want to take it all the way outside. Shortening the distance from the grow tent to the exit point for the exhaust will also help things stay cooler. the silica blast isn't necessary. Cannabis is naturally extremely resiliant to climate conditions and climate changes (Its a spring to winter plant), so you shouldn't need to worry about it. If it is hot and there is lots of airflow, just make sure that your relative humidity doesn't drop below 25%, and preferably for veg stays constantly between 45% and 60-65%. For flower I keep mine between 35 and 40%. as if it spikes above 55% for any prolonged period of time, your buds may mold.
fresh air from outside. A/C units typically blow 27-35% RH, plus the 5-10% coming from transpiration. Exhausting out of the building will reduce humidity by itself.
Just stopped by to say high! Grow's looking good, keep it up!
aren't you vegging?
When vegging higher humidity is good for the plants provided there is sufficient airflow.
Dehumidifier would definitely help, but only as a crutch for a permanent fix.
Fix your intake/exhaust and both your temps and humidities will even out and be a lot more managable without extra equipment like a dehumidifier or adittional A/C (though if you live in the deep south you might want to keep using the dehumidifier)
Oh ya a built in ballest is gonna make it even hotter in there. And I'm with ya on the not being able to dump the exhaust into another room. My grow tent is in my closet and can't dump heat anywhere else (I can't cut any walls). Might want to think about getting another inline fan for exhaust.
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