Or a fish tank heater? Temps bottomed out at 8℃ in my seedling nursery last night
I like the terra cotta candle idea a lot, but like SO my wife wouldn’t wear it.
Dark Matter, Red Sky, Chunky Cherry Thai, BP Skunk In LOS
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I like the terra cotta candle idea a lot, but like SO my wife wouldn’t wear it.
Nunyabiz
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Fish tank heater in a 5 gallon bucket sounds like a good idea especially if you also need a touch more humidity.Or a fish tank heater? Temps bottomed out at 8℃ in my seedling nursery last night
I like the terra cotta candle idea a lot, but like SO my wife wouldn’t wear it.
Those are probably about 300w for any that are worth a crap I suspect.
Can also get a tiny ceramic heater for 250w.
A dehumidifier also heats up a small space pretty good.
Thats partly what I am using, my plants are transpiring so much that its hard to get the humidity down.
The dehumidifier has been doing well to raise the heat and lower my humidity at night.
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That's another good idea DD! Virgin Ground does that.Or a fish tank heater? Temps bottomed out at 8℃ in my seedling nursery last night
I like the terra cotta candle idea a lot, but like SO my wife wouldn’t wear it.
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I'm pretty sure I can get behind a low watt ceramic heater. If I can find one next year I'll give it a try. 250 watts would be a trade I'd make.
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UPDATE
Good day all! I got to trimming limbs and shoots today in the Kingdom of Seeds room. They look like they want to go to the flower time any day now!. The Rev calls for 11.5/12.5 in his writings so there we are about to be in a few days. Here's the Red Sky and Chunky Cherry Cherry Thai with their unwanted appedgeges waiting for the compost pile.
Here they are in Sauga views:
I got all up in all of them getting as many shoots and saving leaves. Hoping for a larfless grow 
we'll see. I got em up on blocks this time for an evener canopy with any luck.
And all together waiting for the day.
I'm getting all excited for flip day now! Within the week they will be transforming from babes into full blown adults through their 2 to 3 week puberty stretch. Ahoy @Maritimer best description ever! YOU! Happy Friday everyone!
Good day all! I got to trimming limbs and shoots today in the Kingdom of Seeds room. They look like they want to go to the flower time any day now!. The Rev calls for 11.5/12.5 in his writings so there we are about to be in a few days. Here's the Red Sky and Chunky Cherry Cherry Thai with their unwanted appedgeges waiting for the compost pile.
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Thanks Bode! The blocks are hard styrofoam covered in emergency blanket material. I like how light they are. Recykling again.
And wrapped like a present. A present for your plant.
Nunyabiz
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Looking nice SO.
Do you put a SCROG down or just go commando?
Do you put a SCROG down or just go commando?
Excellent day's work Otter! They look great all tidied up and ready for the flip. :noice:
Also, did you buy those Saucony kicks just before quarantine? Looks like they've never been outside!
I'll remind you about this later on 
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Also, did you buy those Saucony kicks just before quarantine? Looks like they've never been outside!
I know the difference between that and 12/12 is only 30 minutes, but doesn't having the ability to run less than 12/12 depend on whether the plants are getting their daily light integral requirements during the time the lights are on? Not that that light can't do whatever you ask it to.
I'll remind you about this later on #nolarf
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Exactly! One is on several 4 inch pots for that much more lift.
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Hehe, comando until they start shifting into each others light or leaning. Then I drop a net over them. Most of them keep each other upright when it fills if things go right. No room to
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I had them delivered day before yesterday. And they have never been outside. They are like lacing clouds onto my feet and walking on air! After buying new balance for my 14 eeeee tootsies last year and finding then horrible, I'm so happy now! Hollowed out watermelons freeze up in the winter but they're still more comfortable than the new balance! Something happened to them to change from "very good" to "never again"!
I understand the 30 minutes of blind removal of light is unscientific to me and you. I'm giving The Rev his due this grow. One day I'll get with the daily light integral thing for a try if I can understand it, it's just not available yet for me if you know what I mean.
You make me larf! Hahahahah!
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Hi Stone, You've got a very green garden there man! Really nice.
Smile and stay stoneder
Smile and stay stoneder
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Hey Fred, nice to see you! Appreciate it. They're humming in there! I'm getting the twitch to flip!
Deketx
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Plants look great! What light is that?
I'm right their with you with the eeee foot, mines 13eeeeeee. All I bought was NB, then found some sketchers that are alright. I'll have to check those out.
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The light is a @NextLight Mega. It changed my (grow)Life!
Yep my feet were 13 a few years ago, and 12 a few years before that. Dang things keep growing! NB used to be the only option for folks like us and I'm grateful for that. The party's over though with the last buy from them. It's just wrong to have negative thoughts every time a person straps on his/her shoes because of the discomfort. I'll check Sheetchers out thanks.
Plants look really good!
I had to give up on Solomon boots for the same reason. One season they fit perfectly...next season they look forever to break in and fell apart before the year was up. My kid gifted me some Nikes and I gotta say...the sneaker world sure has improved since the last time I was forced to wear them.
Hey, how long have you run that tent with your inkbird sensor inside? I just set up something similar in mine and it was suggested the red light from the readout could mess with flower. Wondering if you've had issues?
I had to give up on Solomon boots for the same reason. One season they fit perfectly...next season they look forever to break in and fell apart before the year was up. My kid gifted me some Nikes and I gotta say...the sneaker world sure has improved since the last time I was forced to wear them.
Hey, how long have you run that tent with your inkbird sensor inside? I just set up something similar in mine and it was suggested the red light from the readout could mess with flower. Wondering if you've had issues?
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Hey copper, it's a heat mat controller and it does have a red light I covered with a piece of tape. The light timer has a red light also but it's on when the light is so its ok there. OOOOOh I see where you're going! Yes the readouts are on all the time, I missed it! I'm thinking in veg it doesn't matter like flower. I'll be sure to tape them up when I flip in a couple of days! I'm sure glad you brought it up!
I was hoping you were gonna say 'nah....that little red light doesn't matter
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