No I'm using my spare room. Infront of a window and under a dual spectrum his. My concern is what temperature the room is going to be while they are starting and before the season warms up. I understand that autos like a chilly night from the ruderalis. I'm wondering what temps I should aim to get during lights on and what sort of tolerance autos have regards the daytime temps? would welcome any advice
But once it warm up they can really take off and make up for that lost time.
Since the ruderalis was supposed to have been developed and grown in Eastern Europe and Russia I would think that as long as your room does not get hotter than the day time temperatures in those countries you are OK.
Well I am giving them 6 hours darkness whilst They produce the seedlings. . All 6 popped ok in water in the cupboard. One has broken through as a lovely green shoot. I'm worrying about the proximaty of the 250w CFL light now. Don't want to have too much brightness appearently. Got a heater next too them for when the light is off for 6 hours at night. Keeping them damp but not too moist. Hopefully I'll be seeing 6 rampantly growing seedlings soon. Makes me wonder how people can fit in training on autos. No answers to that thanks.
Well I am giving them 6 hours darkness whilst They produce the seedlings. . All 6 popped ok in water in the cupboard. One has broken through as a lovely green shoot. I'm worrying about the proximaty of the 250w CFL light now. Don't want to have too much brightness appearently. Got a heater next too them for when the light is off for 6 hours at night. Keeping them damp but not too moist. Hopefully I'll be seeing 6 rampantly growing seedlings soon. Makes me wonder how people can fit in training on autos. No answers to that thanks.
