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Sorenna
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re: Sorenna's - 2015 - THC Bomb Auto & Strawberry Blue - Soil - LED
Oh, thank god. I really thought I took off all the wrong leaves and screwed her up.
She only had one marred leaf throughout the entire plant. That one blade I burned with the CFL the first night I put it in there. lol It just happened to be on one of the the fans I took off.
The main motivating factor for defoliating her in the first place was because the humidity in my state is near 100% and has been for like a week. I found at least 5 different places on her leaves that were very wet spots that should not have been there because I havent introduced any water of any kind in there for 3 days. They werent just damp, they were wet, like dime sized spots where a leaf from above laid on top of it and the contact must have caused the wetness. I do not want mold and until the humidity dies down some outside then I think its in her best interest if I keep a close eye on it. My RH meter is not working because the battery died and I havent had the chance to get another, but trust me, it had to have been like 90% in there when I got up this am.
I closed all the windows and turned on the AC. The humidity has dropped a great deal since I did that.
Thanks again, you and UltraDan are my heroes today.
I was joking about the good leaves lol.
If you're not taking off good, healthy leaves, there's a problem with your grow. The fact that you only removed good leaves says your grow is doing just fine
Oh, thank god. I really thought I took off all the wrong leaves and screwed her up.
She only had one marred leaf throughout the entire plant. That one blade I burned with the CFL the first night I put it in there. lol It just happened to be on one of the the fans I took off.
The main motivating factor for defoliating her in the first place was because the humidity in my state is near 100% and has been for like a week. I found at least 5 different places on her leaves that were very wet spots that should not have been there because I havent introduced any water of any kind in there for 3 days. They werent just damp, they were wet, like dime sized spots where a leaf from above laid on top of it and the contact must have caused the wetness. I do not want mold and until the humidity dies down some outside then I think its in her best interest if I keep a close eye on it. My RH meter is not working because the battery died and I havent had the chance to get another, but trust me, it had to have been like 90% in there when I got up this am.
I closed all the windows and turned on the AC. The humidity has dropped a great deal since I did that.
Thanks again, you and UltraDan are my heroes today.