Vegetative stage , extremely low humidity and patchy leaves

sopertls

New Member
Hi everybody,

I'm a new grower , and have some concerns regarding my plant's health.

My plant is at the vegetative stage and I am using a Royal Critical Automatic seed ( autoflowering) which is currently at its 9th day of life.

The relative humidity inside the growing environment is 10-15% at day and approximately 30% at night, both figures are well below the recommended conditions. I have tried several solutions which include, adding wetted sponges,towels and leaving boiled water in a bowl etc . The final was the only effective method but in a temporary and insufficient manner.The temperature is approximately at 28 Celcius degrees and I'm providing 16 hours of light daily, and watering it once per two days.

Having said this, my plant seems to have certain patches that arent completely green, and generally doesn't seem to be very turgid.


I did some research and found that the most likely reasons for this are:
a) Too low humidity, so water from the plant moves via osmosis outwards
b) The lamp is too close to the plant, possibly burning the leaves

Additionally, up to this point I haven't provided any nutrients, but I am considering to do so in the following 3-5 days.

My questions are:

a) What is your personal opinion, does the plant look healthy to you?If not why and what would be the best way to proceed now onwards
b) How can i increase relative humidity without using a humidifier?
c) Should I start providing nutrients ? What would be the benefits and dangers in doing so earlier rather than later?
d) Given that humidity cant be increased sufficiently, should I increase the water dosage?

Thank you very much for your time

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GrowinDad

Well-Known Member
It looks okay to me. Get something around that cup so roots are not exposed to light.

No need to add nutes if she doesn't show need. And without knowing what she is in, very hard to say as it may be nuted soil.

I use a little portable humidifier in my veg tent, only about $20. I don't know of anything better.

With that said, key to learning is a good environment...
 

Lil green leaves

Well-Known Member
You need a humidifier...... when you try to grow herb on a budget your not going to get the best product.... I suggest you read and use the information on this website and spend a Lil cash on a better set up.... you will be rewarded......
 
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