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First Grow, Auto's in Coco

I'll agree with 75% from what I've read. I don't bother doing wet weights though as it means nothing to me so I can't tell you from experience.
 
Thanks everyone, it's been a fun experience without a doubt, but the ride still isn't over......The temp in my dry box is at 64 degrees and the humidity is at 68%, I have 2 small computer fans cut into the box exhausting air with 2 small cutouts for passive intake, so I have plenty of fresh air circulating through the box with blowing air directly on the buds. My question.....Is 64 too cold given the 68% humidity?? The only way for me to increase the temp is to move the dry box upstairs, but after 18 hours, my basement smells like dank and I don't want that smell drifting outside. Both tents are currently occupied but to be honest without the lights on they would be just as cold.
 
Can you decrease its size? Never mind changed my mind. We'll wait for a big brain to show up. Domed light for heat low so little light
 
got an old unused piece of electronics laying around that generates heat? dvd player, game console etc?
or are you able to prop the box 'door' open a bit?
 
HI Obi-Wan,

I have a question about your LST method. Is that a rubber coated wire tie that you anchored into the mix? Since the coco/perlite mix wouldn't seem to have a whole lot of holding power, how deep did you need to anchor it to get it to stay down? Did they try to pull out as the branches grow stronger?

Must be pretty exciting to finally reach harvest time. Good on you!

Gears
 
It's soft wire tie and it came in a 16' bundle. I cut mine about 8" long so I would end up with about 7" of depth. If you start training early enough the root mass actually grows around them making them more stable. I didn't have any trouble with them pulling out. They work really well and can be reused over and over again.
 
Thanks.

I have several rolls of it. Now, if I could just get something to grow big enough to use some of it. :)

Cheers
 
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