Ok time for a real update. Here's the aluminum piece
Finished product I'll test her tonight
-dabber
Thanks for stopping by MsSin! Yeah got a great group so far. Very helpful. Extremely informative. But most importantly supportive and respectful
I thought it would be a good idea to post their age for each picture update.
I'm gonna have that same problem here right away. Lights out temps dip to 17-18 Celsius. (63-64F) for my American friends. And I don't have a damn thing to help them stay warm. And it's gonna get worse when they get flipped to flower. Cuz right now the light is the only thing keeping the temps in check. Dabb I have a note book I write everything in. And record the dates. Not sure if that's what u do but yea. Feedings and certain progress points. Just something to keep me busy and maybe help me later on or on next grows.So I just checked back because I wanted to see how long the girls have been above surface. Gloria is 11 days old today and Abbie is 10
The fan arrived today and I was disappointed when I realized it's not oscillating -_- oh well. I suppose it's good to have a couple anywho!
The thermometer was placed in the tub and it seems temps are a little lower than ideal. 72 and the light has been on almost 4 hours. Luckily I bought a timer that I was prepared to return, when I realized it was 120v. So I rigged it to my fruit dehdrator in intervals throughout the day and more often at night.
I will be monitoring the temps as closely as possible in the next 24 hours to dial in the amount of needed extra warmth. And it's not even winter yet :/ ugh.
Well hope everyone is having a good week!
-dabber
Welcome to the coco party
Yeah I'm gonna jump on that train. Now that things are running more smoothly I should start a notebook, and would have sooner, but had a feeling my other thermometer was off. I literally had a little 12 dollar heater in my cart at the depot yesterday and put it back. I couldn't justify running a 300watt heater :/ that's double my current light lol. I will certianly look into it for winter. I've heard a 5 gallon bucket with a water heater set to 80° f. (Idk what that is celcius) does a great job and uses a reasonable amount of electricity!
Coming along nicely. Keep up the good work.Ok time for a real update.
Gloria is doing well, despite her burn.
Abbie and her abnormal growth
The Bag seed nice and stout
I finished the vent. Came out smaller than I would have liked so I'm considering making a second
Here's the aluminum piece
Finished product I'll test her tonight
-dabber
Sounds like your as far North as I am swag I'm pretty sure I'm 100 miles sorry 160 km from the attic circle....
Maybe. I'm in Edmonton Alberta. And I hate the winters here out west.
Thought u put the heater back on the shelf. What u running for a heater now?So temps have been stable between 72 and 73. I would prefer them a little higher but am happy to know they're staying consistent. I'll probably cut one fan at lights out just in attempt to contain warm air. Well find out in the am how the dehydrator/ heater holds up
Until tomorrow.
-dabber
It's a dehydrator cheapo from ace I think? For making banana chips and whatnot. But good news temp was up to 75 at lights off. I had it set to come on for 30 mins every other 30 minutes, but thought I may need more, so I let it run 1 hour with a 30 minute break I believe. Also cut a fan. Ideally I'd like it to drop to 70° just before lights on and get up to 75° just before lights out. Time will tell.
What's that drawing for power. All these little space heaters I've seen draw stupid amounts of power compared to my light. Wouldn't make any sense for me to get that. The girls will have to brave the cold some days. I'll have to crank the heater in the morning when I leave then turn it down when I get home.
Noted. Thx sun.
plan on giving them a small taste of the voodoo juice today and again when it's time for transplanting. Most likely 1/4 strength certianly not more.
