Is that your ride Momma?
Momma's Outdoor Kitchen
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Is that your ride Momma?
Which I'm sure you custom built so it would cover all of your plants. Most manufactures keep there lights small sized to keep the shipping cost down. Ending up with hotspots & dark corners
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No I wish. He pulled up beside me. It was awesome
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Hi Amy!!!!
Thanks for the chat. I already have a big situation now that doesn't look like it's going away anytime soon
I can't see past 300m
Smoke is so thick here. Should I take down? Move them inside??
I bought a de humidifier which will help but it's not getting any sun rays. Let alone smoke-filled buds. So this would be day three or four of smoke. But now we have another fire in the lower mainland so the smoke is the worst it's ever been.
Thanks for the chat. I already have a big situation now that doesn't look like it's going away anytime soon
I can't see past 300m
Smoke is so thick here. Should I take down? Move them inside??
I bought a de humidifier which will help but it's not getting any sun rays. Let alone smoke-filled buds. So this would be day three or four of smoke. But now we have another fire in the lower mainland so the smoke is the worst it's ever been.
Just saw on the news this morning lower main land has the second worst air quality in the world today because of the smoke. I feel for you Momma
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I don't know what to do?? They aren't getting any light
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Should I move them inside? I do have a massive light panel I use for veg? Idk
I not sure what to tell you. The wind could change and improve things or not. Do you have room inside for them? It would kill my back if I had to move all those.
can see your smoke over here skies are grey, sun looks like the moon
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Yes it's so bad. I'm going to put up a video. I think I may have to move the plants indoors. I don't feel like they're getting enough light even though it's starting to get a little bit brighter the dampness is my concerning factor.
That’s a lot of work but may be worth it in the long run.
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I'm afraid I may loose them if I dont. Will the light change trigger a problem?
Guess I have to weigh either problem and pick the best of two evils
It looks like you’re getting enough light for now. As long as there’s no ash coming into the greenhouse. The Red Afros are the star of the show but the Shivas holding her own. How much space do you have indoors?
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I don't see ash floating anywhere.
My bud room is about 12x14 I'm guessing but about like that.
Has 4 lights.
The dampness is my concern, then lights
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Should I had a portable heater? I wonder if that would make it more humid?
Yes it will make it more humid (hot bath , steam room ),Heat & humidity will promote mold
Can you not find a dehumidifier? Route the drain outside the greenhouse
They should be good, don’t want high humidity at this point.
She did buy one and has it running inside.
Lots of fans if you can find them. I agree with Penny that the lighting is sufficient. The heater will naturally drop the RH down as it's drying the air but you need fans too. Brewsters right about the mold but if you have adequate ventilation then you'll be fine with the heater and dehuey.