Nope_49595933949
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I have never met a monster that is so sentative.
Water uptake is almost at zero.
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LeastExpectedGrower
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The power is in your hands.
Of course, if you ignore people, you won't be able to feign your indignant self-righteous fake rage in threads like this. And no one here is going to stop making fun of you. "Male flowers are seeds" is now part of the culture of this forum and will continue to be referenced regularly.
The power is in your hands...but apparently you were distracted by calling others 'small minds.'
Of course, if you ignore people, you won't be able to feign your indignant self-righteous fake rage in threads like this. And no one here is going to stop making fun of you. "Male flowers are seeds" is now part of the culture of this forum and will continue to be referenced regularly.
Grow Monster
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Thank u. I can't take all the credit. It came from a piece of literature I posted. Is the this the riu gang initiation? I am stoked to be a part of such a fine group of pot heads. Lol
Nope_49595933949
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I would like to peruse your link.
LeastExpectedGrower
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Here's the original thread.
Springtails
Loads of them in my coco... tried neem oil mixture to no avail.. anyone any ideas??
www.rollitup.org
Nope_49595933949
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Thanks!
Nope_49595933949
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Maybe I missed it, but I see no links, just BS about nanners being seeds.
buckaclark
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That was only a reference to the original thread where it was said.
Nope_49595933949
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I just really want to see the documents that say a nanner is a seed.
Doug Dawson
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Perhaps someone can't distinguish between the twig and the berries? The frank and the beans? The nanner and the seeds? OK, I'm done, lol
DrDukePHD
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Doug Dawson
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Yeah, that was it's reference point, lol.
crimsonecho
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i wish i havent read that thread so sad to see some people hate beneficial mites. for anyone who gives a shit i posted a little bit of info about springtails and hypoaspis in here.
stay hiv positive i am out!
(i am gonna beat this horse till the day i die)
a mite to remember
don’t kill these guys if you have them, don’t drench your soil or soilless mix with pesticides, don’t use diatomaceous earth to cover the top soil either because these guys will do the job for free. hypoaspis miles, a beneficial guy all the way. scavengers, so they will eat any pest that spends...
www.rollitup.org
DrDukePHD
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Hey do you have your 400w Newair set to half power or full power. Trying to figure out where to set it to stay efficient/economical. The inkbird works well, just not sure where on the dial to keep heater ya know.
Nizza
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I have problems with heat temps and wondering what is the balance point between keeping your house (lung room) cool like 70 degrees but get that temp in the tent a bit higher while not missing out on co2?
yeah the automated fan based on temp/humidity can dial back the fan speeds, but if co2 isnt being replenished because fan speed is too low and plant metabolism is too fast, the heat now is pushed into your house more possibly heating up your house too much making you uncomfortable
no way I want my house at 80. I have no problem getting my tent temps up there in the summer but in the winter my avg is probably 75 max..
What would be the best solution as to not have to heat my living space (lung room) to 80deg F?
-add HID
-add LED infrared
-add space type heater on controller (small enough so it runs right)
-seal up room , add co2, dehu, a/c, heater controls
yeah the automated fan based on temp/humidity can dial back the fan speeds, but if co2 isnt being replenished because fan speed is too low and plant metabolism is too fast, the heat now is pushed into your house more possibly heating up your house too much making you uncomfortable
no way I want my house at 80. I have no problem getting my tent temps up there in the summer but in the winter my avg is probably 75 max..
What would be the best solution as to not have to heat my living space (lung room) to 80deg F?
-add HID
-add LED infrared
-add space type heater on controller (small enough so it runs right)
-seal up room , add co2, dehu, a/c, heater controls
LeastExpectedGrower
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I'll take a look for you and see where it's set...I don't remember. I know I've tried a few things along the way, but my goal is to not have the temps jack-rabbit or sawtooth up and down too drastically, so IIRC it's somewhere in the middle. In terms of economy it's probably a wash...if it heats quicker, then you use more initial power but the unit is on less time, and if it's turned down it heats slower doesn't use as much power but heats longer so probably about the same?
LeastExpectedGrower
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First off, this is a 'choose your own adventure' story, so any real deciders have to be your own.
...but that said, quit worrying about CO2. CO2 is important if you've maximized your grow with all the basic parameters and you want the extra little boost. You don't need the extra little boost right now, you need to get to maximized 'standard' grow. It's amazing how many new growers who are in the 'failure to launch' stage of things are worried about things that are totally not effecting what's going on with their grow. CO2 is one of them.
Fans set lower to retain heat during the day up to your maximum ideal temps. I use the kind that you can set a base fan speed then if it gets too hot turn up a bit then ratchet back down when the temps come back down.
Then a small heater in the tent for lights out time to bring your temps up to within about 10 degrees of your lights on temps. I like 'em a little higher than that even, (about 5f degrees) but 10f degrees is a solid place. I have a small 400w flat panel oil filled that has been perfect for a small-to-mid sized tent. It only runs during light's out and is controlled by an inkbird temp controller (for 35$ it's well worth it). Turns on when the temps drop below your set point, turns off once they've reheated to that point...so your heater isn't running all the time. The heater was about 65$.
DrDukePHD
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I concur the heater is tiny/thin & perfect for a 4x4 tent @Nizza . And the inkbird is dope to control it. I bought it on his suggestion & it's deeeecent.
The heater is "Newair 400w thin" on amazon or their website. The inkbird is the ITC-308. Makes life so much easier to just control the climate inside tent & not use central heating.
The heater is "Newair 400w thin" on amazon or their website. The inkbird is the ITC-308. Makes life so much easier to just control the climate inside tent & not use central heating.
Treesomewanted77
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I had to do this exact same thing to keep all my issues at bay and since setting it all up couple years back it’s been amazing for my setup. I’m sure there is other ways to achieve this same goal but for the low cost of a heater and ink-bird it’s well worth it.