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Ok @Gazoo , here ya go. This is just one day, July 22, but you can clearly see the spike only lasted for a short time... I honestly think this has to be a glitch in the sensor cause what would cause that?
Ace Panama, Groot, In High Brix
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JustMeds
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I think you are correct, glitch.
Gazoo
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Ok @Gazoo , here ya go. This is just one day, July 22, but you can clearly see the spike only lasted for a short time... I honestly think this has to be a glitch in the sensor cause what would cause that?
Yup looks to be a 15 time frame from "top to bottom" Do you have a failing Intake or Exhaust that maybe when
it gets hot maybe stops or slows ?
JustMeds
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Now if you could download the data points for that time frame would be interesting. I wonder how much averaging they are doing.
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Not sure on that one... but I run lights during the day, fan is in the attic pulling air from the tent. So if it was slowing because it got too hot it should have that spike later around say 4 or 5 pm... good thinking though!
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Same, I’m not sure if I can do that. So far I’ve only been able to set it to one day... no shorter. But I’ll keep playing with it and see what I can come up with.
Gazoo
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Good point, I was just thinking that since I have seen my failing small 6 inch fans just slow for no
apparent reason and then pick back up. Have always associated that with the start of failing fan and
replace it . I don't have that issue much anymore since I have been paying more attention to keeping
the wet humidifier mist out out of them
apparent reason and then pick back up. Have always associated that with the start of failing fan and
replace it . I don't have that issue much anymore since I have been paying more attention to keeping
the wet humidifier mist out out of them
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Yes sir, I cant really speak for the two fans in the tent... I'm not sure if they slow or not. One is new, just put it in when I started flowering the Panama, the other one has actually lasted surprisingly long. And it always seems to run very smooth...Good point, I was just thinking that since I have seen my failing small 6 inch fans just slow for no
apparent reason and then pick back up. Have always associated that with the start of failing fan and
replace it . I dont have that issue much anymore since I have been paying more attention to keeping
the wet mist out out of them
Once again, good thinking... I dont think I would have thought of that myself.
Gazoo
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Something else I have noticed while messing up a crap load of small fans with Mist.
I could also determine a bad fan by just TURNING it off AND Watching how it comes back on
slow and labored start was always a good indication of a future problem
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Nice, I actually turned them both off the other day when I got into the tent. They both came on strong, seem to be ok.
I oiled the older one a bit with sewing machine oil, and went ahead and got the new one too.
Buckshot317
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Damn, I'm late to the party . I'm trying to get back in swing of things.
That spikes is a glitch or maybe power flickered for few mins. My environment has sucked this run, 85 temps with 85% humidity lol.
Hope ya having a great weekend
That spikes is a glitch or maybe power flickered for few mins. My environment has sucked this run, 85 temps with 85% humidity lol.
Hope ya having a great weekend
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Hey Buck, good to have you around sir. Yea kinda figured it was a glitch... cant see any other reason why it'd do that unless like you said maybe there was a surge or glitch. My environment hasn't been too bad... low humidity here and there but for the most part it stays good.Damn, I'm late to the party . I'm trying to get back in swing of things.
That spikes is a glitch or maybe power flickered for few mins. My environment has sucked this run, 85 temps with 85% humidity lol.
Hope ya having a great weekend
Anyway, hope you're feeling good these day. Have a great weekend yourself
Great mornin to ya 119. So sorry for not being around here much. Thanks for comin over to my place and reminding me bud! Just so damn busy these days...pftt!
Enjoy your weekend my friend!
Enjoy your weekend my friend!
Great mornin to ya 119. So sorry for not being around here much. Thanks for comin over to my place and reminding me bud! Just so damn busy these days...pftt!
Enjoy your weekend my friend!
Same here daj. I was away for a week and now catch up is gonna take a while but I'm all caught up here. Sorry about the problems you're having. I really can't add much except that it sounds stress induced. I hope you don't get too many of the small seeds. I'm not sure if letting them go as long as possible to give the seeds time to develop making it easier to remove, not sure if that's a good idea or not.
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Hey there Ween! Good to have you back sir... Well the only problem with letting the seeds ripen is the nanners she throwing all over the place. I just dont know if I could catch them all before they pollenate more and cause the situation to worsen.Same here daj. I was away for a week and now catch up is gonna take a while but I'm all caught up here. Sorry about the problems you're having. I really can't add much except that it sounds stress induced. I hope you don't get too many of the small seeds. I'm not sure if letting them go as long as possible to give the seeds time to develop making it easier to remove, not sure if that's a good idea or not.
I am going to take extra precautions this next round and spray my fans and closet floor (carpet) to kill off pollen and clean up extra good. I will try a few things to double up on my assurance their are no light leaks, and I guess go from there. I really do think its that tent off gassing. I just dont see how every single plant grown in there can do the same exact thing. I mean if its pollen from the previous grow... the damn seeds would be fully formed. I just dont know and it makes me question mu abilities as a grower, it is very disheartening. But i'll keep growing my cannabis that looks and smells great but is contaminated with those harsh little buggers until I tire of it.
Thanks again Ween! Have a great day!
Heres ya some of that White Widow from my last harvest... nice and cured... just watch out, its a bit harsh with those micro seeds
youve grown some awesome plants Daj! Groot included, she is a beauty! My money makers always got nanners at the end and I grew that 3 or 4 times. Is there pollen in them? If so, you probably should go ahead and harvest soon, see if everyone else agrees.
some Sweet Pink Stink back atcha.
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youve grown some awesome plants Daj! Groot included, she is a beauty! My money makers always got nanners at the end and I grew that 3 or 4 times. Is there pollen in them? If so, you probably should go ahead and harvest soon, see if everyone else agrees.
Yes sir, when I was getting the first one I noticed off... I saw some tiny particles float off. I was like, well shit... more tiny seeds for me now!
In all seriousness... if it was just this one plant that did this to me... it'd be no biggie. But having this happen over and over... thats what is eating at me. And its now consumed my thought to the point I just cant not think about it, its driving me nuts not knowing exactly the problem. And to exacerbate the issue it will be month before I even know if my extra precautions even work. Also, I am pretty scientifically minded. When I change variables I really would like to do one at a time so I know what worked and what didn't. But that could take a really long time so I will just have to do all that I can and hope for the best!
Mmmmm thanks
Gazoo
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Yes sir, when I was getting the first one I noticed off... I saw some tiny particles float off. I was like, well shit... more tiny seeds for me now!
In all seriousness... if it was just this one plant that did this to me... it'd be no biggie. But having this happen over and over... thats what is eating at me. And its now consumed my thought to the point I just cant not think about it, its driving me nuts not knowing exactly the problem. And to exacerbate the issue it will be month before I even know if my extra precautions even work. Also, I am pretty scientifically minded. When I change variables I really would like to do one at a time so I know what worked and what didn't. But that could take a really long time so I will just have to do all that I can and hope for the best!
Mmmmm thanks
At this point I would adjust/fix/lookinto/ and correct every POSSIBLE reason. You can always
work back if you really need to know. Have you considered getting some seeds from a known
stash that have been grown with no issues, maybe something you grew before this began that
you may still have seeds of ?
Personally I would look at CL for a cheap tent replacement just to cover all bases
Killerbudz
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How many plants have done this to you?
You say they are growing pollen sacks that have viable pollen, so I think that would reduce the chance that it's old pollen.
I've not ever heard of a tent gassing off can you point me in the direction of some research.
You say they are growing pollen sacks that have viable pollen, so I think that would reduce the chance that it's old pollen.
I've not ever heard of a tent gassing off can you point me in the direction of some research.
TripleBeam
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From my understanding, feminized seeds come from a female plant that has been stressed to hermie and throw nanners to create the seeds. Therefore they could be prone to hermie due to how the seeds were created to begin with. Like a bagseed. Regular seeds are created the old fashioned way and more stable. Also to eliminate another pollen source, clean the white cotton prefilter that comes with most carbon filters. Any floating pollen could be trapped there from previous grows if not cleaned between grows.