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When I seen your pics it was like looking in the mirror.Wow our plants do really look very similar!! They look great! Are you planning to lst them?
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When I seen your pics it was like looking in the mirror.Wow our plants do really look very similar!! They look great! Are you planning to lst them?
Niceee yess i understand always good to have a grow where you can kind of play around and see what will happenLST on 2 of them & will only top those 2 once which I did this morning. The other one I'm just going to top 3 times & see what yields more for chits & giggles. This is kind of a just for fun grow while I get my shed converted into a grow room. It's coming along nicely; but still have work to complete on it. Got to get out there & hang more insulation today. Fun ... Itchy .... LOL.
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I'm in AZ. Very Hot , Dry climate. You have to use a Humidifier year round here or you will only have 20% RH at most. Need 50% - 70% RH for Veg & 35% - 50% for flower. It usually takes me 2 - 6 gallon Humidifiers in a 4' x 8' x 7' tent to get the RH correct. Using 2 of them also lowers my temps about 7 - 8 degrees F.Looks nice dude
Still using the humidifier? You could turn it off there is no need for it anymore.
I've seen a few people in hot dry climates using swamp coolers. They say they work great.I'm in AZ. Very Hot , Dry climate. You have to use a Humidifier year round here or you will only have 20% RH at most. Need 50% - 70% RH for Veg & 35% - 50% for flower. It usually takes me 2 - 6 gallon Humidifiers in a 4' x 8' x 7' tent to get the RH correct. Using 2 of them also lowers my temps about 7 - 8 degrees F.
I'm in AZ. Very Hot , Dry climate. You have to use a Humidifier year round here or you will only have 20% RH at most. Need 50% - 70% RH for Veg & 35% - 50% for flower. It usually takes me 2 - 6 gallon Humidifiers in a 4' x 8' x 7' tent to get the RH correct. Using 2 of them also lowers my temps about 7 - 8 degrees F.
OK, so let's try and get you on track right from the start. Why do you feel you need to increase the MC already? The plants are a healthy green and not showing any reason for an increase. I'd say another week before I would consider it unless the plant dictates otherwise.They seem to be liking it so far so maybe up it .5 grams for the next gallon I mix.
I just figured since I was only using 1/2 the recommended dose the package says that I could increase it .5 grams each week (3 feedings) till I got to the 4 grams. Kind of like I did with AN. Start out 1/2 strength & up it little by little & back off if things start looking bad.OK, so let's try and get you on track right from the start. Why do you feel you need to increase the MC already? The plants are a healthy green and not showing any reason for an increase. I'd say another week before I would consider it unless the plant dictates otherwise.
Don't get caught up that becasue it looks good it must be able to take more. The plant will take all you give it, however you are trying to balance out the ratios and not overwhelm the plant with too much N which wil give you issues later down the road.
MC has everything the plant will need from seed to harvest, you just have to make sure that the plant can access all the good stuff throughout the grow.
These Humidifiers I have are pretty much swamp coolers. Mine are the 6 gallon AirCare Space Saver Humidifiers. The pads in them are 4" thick & 12" x 16" in size. They work great when the pads are in good shape. It's only 1.16 Amps with 2 of them running on High. In my new grow room I've installed a 8000 BTU Window A/C & everything has been sealed up tight & completely insulated.I've seen a few people in hot dry climates using swamp coolers. They say they work great.
Maybe something to look into??
No, the package really isn't the best instructions to use. If you use their calculator you'll see that you are at the correct amount for seedlings and small plants, which is 2g/gal.I just figured since I was only using 1/2 the recommended dose the package says that I could increase it .5 grams each week (3 feedings) till I got to the 4 grams. Kind of like I did with AN. Start out 1/2 strength & up it little by little & back off if things start looking bad.
OK, Will do !!!