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John Wick
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Good news, I moved my little tent into another room, put the dehumidifier in the room. Set it to 40 RH within 30 minutes the tent went from 65 RH to 40 RH.
Problem solved!
Problem solved!
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Tough one John, sorry to hear that. Every dollar counts these days and we need Mother Nature on our side sometimes. I hope that's not a regular occurrence and more of an isolated problem you face.You're right Mr Magoo,
I had to go back to the first field and start over cutting again.
Unfortunately it was supposed to be sunny and windy for four straight days. After I finished cutting, surprise! A rough thunderstorm appears, a $3,000.00 loss. Bummer!
You're right Mr Magoo,
I had to go back to the first field and start over cutting again.
Unfortunately it was supposed to be sunny and windy for four straight days. After I finished cutting, surprise! A rough thunderstorm appears, a $3,000.00 loss. Bummer!
Hey thank you for your input.If they say 12-20 I would start at 16 and see how they react. Drop it down another inch in a couple of days if all looks well. I'm not sure if autos stretch but keep that in mind.
I see what you are saying. I was referring to them growing into the lights if in fact they stretch. I just meant you may have to adjust the lights as they do.That's my problem, don't know if Autos stretch. I guess I'm going to have to do some research. Mr Bilbobud probably would know, I think he's hang a Party with Autos right know, isn't he?
If they stretch, I definitely want to make them.
This is what I have found regarding the RH John. RH of 60-70% in veg and in flowering a RH of 40-50%. The hardest thing is trying to find consistent information here but for the most part I would try and hit the low end of 40.Still don't know what the perfect RH is.
I see what you are saying. I was referring to them growing into the lights if in fact they stretch. I just meant you may have to adjust the lights as they do.
This is what I have found regarding the RH John. RH of 60-70% in veg and in flowering a RH of 40-50%. The hardest thing is trying to find consistent information here but for the most part I would try and hit the low end of 40.
Im not sure on auto stretch tbh brother. Im working under a theory that they will continue to grow a fair way through flower but if they are on the same light schedule it wont be a vrazy stretch like what you see on photoperiods. Ill soon find out if thats true though lolHey thank you for your input.
That's my problem, don't know if Autos stretch. I guess I'm going to have to do some research. Mr Bilbobud probably would know, I think he's hang a Party with Autos right know, isn't he?
If they stretch, I definitely want to make them.
At least I got the environment handled for now anyway. Still don't know what the perfect RH is. At this point I think all I would have to do is put the magic number into the computer on the dehumidifier. Too bad it's more kilowatt hell time. Lol Last indoor summer grow for me. Next year going to get them ready early and shove them outside.
Well, . . . It's beer thirty somewhere. Ya'll enjoy the day.
John
Each light will be different John. Seems that most LED manufacturers recommend somewhere in the 18" range in flower. Much different if you use the Quantum boards or similar technology.....for instance, my light runs 6-12" above the canopy with no issues. You can't run most LEDs that close, it will fry the plants.Finally, for now I'm the master of my domain. This was taken on hour after watering. What is the very best RH for flowering inside. MH say at flowering my lights should be between 12"-20". Where do you adjust your lights please?
Thank you and Green Day's for All
Wick
I rented John Wick last night. I realized I hadn't seen it yet when you joined.. Good movie, but...WTF! Puppy noooo!!!! They should warn you.