miwa
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Some plants like high temp...but i wouldn't go over 85..and the leaves are cupping thats too much heat...
2nd Closet Grow!
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newbie420haze
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Can't wait to see them in the am , yeah I'm battling it out with temp , 84 is too high ?
miwa
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where is your fan..
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newbie420haze
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Next to the box haha
miwa
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put the fan inside the box blowing air toward the opening...if possible at the top...
Mark Green
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If you have good air circulation around the plants 85 will be fine, lower would be better but...
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newbie420haze
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So wondering when can I start feeding with nutes again? Since I repotted 3 days ago? Thanks!! Thanks Mark Green....my fan seems to be doing the job now.
Mark Green
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If the soil is dry go for it, if you can hold off for another day do it. Let the roots look for the food in the new soil.
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newbie420haze
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Okay we can hold off .
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ilikebike
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lookin better man, i know i said that last time but they really are, what ever you did/are doing is working! I am excited that you got back on the right track, id try to get some more light in there if you could, not sure if i mentioned it either but they sell reflective Styrofoam sheets at lowes/homedepot its like 10$ for a 10' sheet, get your self a sheet or 2, then buy a roll of Tin Duct Tape for like 8$ at lowes/homedepot and make yourself a little grow box. it would be super cheap and it would be better than throwing a tarp over your grow. just a thought good work man your doing a good job so far!
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ilikebike
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did you top that plant already or something, it looks like its growing at weird angle, but at least its growing looks good!
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newbie420haze
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Yeah I topped 2 different times last month. And planted them 12-7-11. But I removed the yellow leaves so it looks better now haha
ilikebike
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hell ya it does. looks a hell of a lot better, plus it looks like your topping job worked great! i see your humidity was a little low, its not necessarily a bad thing just keep an eye on it.
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newbie420haze
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will is have a impact on the grow?
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newbie420haze
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if the humidity were higher . wood it grow at a more faster steady pace? or is that genetics
ilikebike
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could be genetics, my grow cab never got over 45% Humidity the whole time they were growing, could have been genetics that it was able to thrive but ive read that maintaining a steady level of 50% RH is optimal
miwa
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45 is perfect for veg...when you flower you want low humidity...and low humidity when you are drying....less chance of mold...mine is in the 20s...
ilikebike
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miwa my flowering cab rh% is 20 or under. some times it reads LOW on the meter lol. but i think you said it was better to have low humidity than high so i don't even think imma have to use a humidifier
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