smurfette
New Member
Hi there,
I have 10 strawberry bubble girls just going into the 2nd week of 18/6... I'm concerned that humidity is so low. I have x2 600w lamps on yo-yo's at their maximum height positioning... temp is between 75-87 deg. I have tried putting a bowl of water in the tent to see if this will increase humidity but to no avail. I have a hurricane fan on the floor tilted upwards on the middle setting on a timer schedule of 15 mins off & 15 mins on. The girls seem to be growing well, although some of the smaller bottom leaves are a lightish green & are curling up & crisping brown around the edges... I've had to remove these. They are currently taking a total of between 5-7 litres of feed every other evening after lights out... & with a foliar spray this seems to increase humidity to a max of 36% for a few hours during night period but I just can't seem to get it above 20-22% during the day... my understanding is that it should be maintained between 40-60%. Am I doing something wrong? Can anyone advise? I'd be so grateful...
I have 10 strawberry bubble girls just going into the 2nd week of 18/6... I'm concerned that humidity is so low. I have x2 600w lamps on yo-yo's at their maximum height positioning... temp is between 75-87 deg. I have tried putting a bowl of water in the tent to see if this will increase humidity but to no avail. I have a hurricane fan on the floor tilted upwards on the middle setting on a timer schedule of 15 mins off & 15 mins on. The girls seem to be growing well, although some of the smaller bottom leaves are a lightish green & are curling up & crisping brown around the edges... I've had to remove these. They are currently taking a total of between 5-7 litres of feed every other evening after lights out... & with a foliar spray this seems to increase humidity to a max of 36% for a few hours during night period but I just can't seem to get it above 20-22% during the day... my understanding is that it should be maintained between 40-60%. Am I doing something wrong? Can anyone advise? I'd be so grateful...