Olive Drab Green
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Personally, I never concern myself with humidity unless it's too high in flower or during the cure.
Personally, I never concern myself with humidity unless it's too high in flower or during the cure.
Appreciated, Doc.Google up VAPOR PRESSURE DEFICIT and take a look at the relationship between plants and the RH! Here's a chart that maybe interesting!
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Keep in mind the lower the RH - the more the plant will transpire! That means more nutrient taken up!
I like around 45% as a rule in bloom.
I like it around the same to help keep PM away in veg....
PM loves a big swing! If you have a power outage - good chance of a PM attack in 3 days!
The whole thread you have been too conservative on nutrients. The paleness of the bottom leaves, purple stems and ridged, wilted top leaves with slight leaf margin damage is all from deficiency.
Put these in a nice nutrient rich soil and watch them start to take off.
Appreciated, Doc.
It's sitting in the organic potting mix now. I can't keep up with the measurements for coco, at leas t not now. I'm too disorganized and don't have the space to do what I'm looking to do.
Seeing what progress they make in potting mix will be interesting from this point onwards. Normal bagged potting mix?
Nature's Care, but same thing.Nature's Own Organic by Miracle Gro. It was $5 for enough to fill a single 3-gallon smart pot.
Nature's Care, but same thing.
You been eatin them fruits and veggies? You feel alright?Believe it or not, that miracle gro soil isn't half bad. I used it to create all my inground beds this year for veggies and fruit. Everything doing very well.
Personally I would amend the coco with some lime, just so you don't get any PH issues.