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SOIL Need help!
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D.A.A.S.69
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Yeah, like Redwasp says, you don't want any light, period, after you flip the switch or else, you can expect a few seeds, but that's not always a bad thing, we all have smoked plenty of weed that had a few seeds in it before, anyway, good luck, mate.
Firsttimernate123
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Ty guys, that's reassuring to hear. I know...I Kno... I'm trying to get there but the last thing I (Really) need is a dehumidifier... cuz it's sitting at 65% in there right now ! I I know that's the only reason why I'm having such a hard time combating this p.m., Everything else is good! That p.m. is really messing me up though when it comes to feeding.. I scrubbed the room took everything out and used hydrogen peroxide in milk n water which worked...until the humidity starts climbing quick when lights go out, made a makeshift de humidifier with two 5 gallon buckets and rock salt? Nothing yet...no change that is. I'm going to have to order it off Amazon the dehumidifier ...all local stores are sold out!
D.A.A.S.69
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Hey 123, if they are in a tent, an exaust fan will suck all that humidity out, for you.
Firsttimernate123
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Ty, the exhaust fan is on 24 7 but I guess it's not enough! I was going to cover the top soil and see what that does?
Firsttimernate123
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It's worth mentioning where I live right now the humidity outside is 91%
Redwasp
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I finally had to get a dehumidifier. But my humidity was 77% in the tent. With the dehumidifier my humidity is sitting at 51%.
Get a dehumidifier as soon as you can since it is so humid where you live. But in the mean time just make sure you have fans blowing over and under every plant. The plants should look like they have a light breeze blowing on them without the fan directly hitting the main part of the plant. In my 4x4 tents I have 2 clip on fans blowing over the top of the plants, one fan in the middle of the plants blowing straight up, and in the corner i have a fan that rotates blowing under all the plants.
In the basement I also have a huge shop fan and during the day for a few hours ill open all the tents doors and tent windows and turn the shop fan on high for a couple of hours. All this may be overkill but you should see the stalks on my plants.
Get a dehumidifier as soon as you can since it is so humid where you live. But in the mean time just make sure you have fans blowing over and under every plant. The plants should look like they have a light breeze blowing on them without the fan directly hitting the main part of the plant. In my 4x4 tents I have 2 clip on fans blowing over the top of the plants, one fan in the middle of the plants blowing straight up, and in the corner i have a fan that rotates blowing under all the plants.
In the basement I also have a huge shop fan and during the day for a few hours ill open all the tents doors and tent windows and turn the shop fan on high for a couple of hours. All this may be overkill but you should see the stalks on my plants.
Firsttimernate123
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Ty, lol I'd love to see a picture of your stalks compared to mine! I'm under where I should be I know that.... But I was considering covering the pots which will no doubt help the humidity but what will it do to the plant? Safe...or no go!?