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90Gizmo
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Now the Strawberry Cough is outside and have all the room in the world to grow. I'm assuming that moving them from the 18/6 hours of light in the grow tent to the 12/12 outside well start the flip. Eventually.
I moved the 10 gallon bags before watering them to save my back some. I just watered them and they are starting to perk up. It's 10 degrees hotter in the hot house than outside. Fans are next on the list.
I moved the 10 gallon bags before watering them to save my back some. I just watered them and they are starting to perk up. It's 10 degrees hotter in the hot house than outside. Fans are next on the list.
SoOrbudgal
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My area is way to hot to keep them inside my greenhouse like yours. Yes you need to somehow keep them under 90f else they will suffer from the roots up. I totally get why your putting them indoor like this helps with bugs and other 4 legged critters. I have kept my flaps an doors with screens open all the time it's way above 100f inside mine right now. But it sure comes in handy i tell ya come spring or overwintering plants. Plants explode inside mine 
90Gizmo
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SoOrbudgal The screen windows and doors and the skirt around the bottom were must-haves for the greenhouse otherwise I'd have gotten a smaller one. There was a ten foot version of this but the fifteen was on sale for just ten dollars more. No breeze today, I'm hoping air circulation does the trick because I've no plan B.
90Gizmo
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Bluey I don't know how much I can automate. I should be able to automate exhaust fans. I've plugged an oscillating fan full-time for now. It might provide evaporative cooling to the leaves and grow bags. I'm short a few fans and can't believe that $20 box fans costs $35 now or more. The greenhouse is on the south side of my woodworking shop so I have power. Just don't know what to power. I did move my receiver and that seems to solve the connectivity issue. Maybe I'm paranoid but I want to get it connected to the shop's burgler alarm. I do have soil sensors I've never used. I don't have the ability to automate watering (yet) but the sensors can send a message telling me that the plants need watering. That's more on the blue sky side for now. I'm hoping more for an excuse just to get out in the lawn and take care of things. I have a "procedure" Monday morning so I mostly for now just wanted to get the heavy lifting done... of course I'll post. I'll crack some Durban Poison auto soon and maybe I can finish them outside too.
Bluey
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I've never grown weed in a greenhouse.
For auto watering all I use is a programmable power point and set the frequency and length to what I reckon works and have an aquarium pump in a plastic wheelie bin as the nute tank. Works a treat.
I'd be interested to see if you can get humidity down in a greenhouse to where you need it in flower...I guess air changeover with windows and door and mechanical if that's not enough but I really have no idea.
For auto watering all I use is a programmable power point and set the frequency and length to what I reckon works and have an aquarium pump in a plastic wheelie bin as the nute tank. Works a treat.
I'd be interested to see if you can get humidity down in a greenhouse to where you need it in flower...I guess air changeover with windows and door and mechanical if that's not enough but I really have no idea.
90Gizmo
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Bluey so I googled greenhouse humidity control and the answer without using a dehumidifier is to keep the temperature higher... A U.Mass paper describes cycling between running exhaust fan and running a furnace. If I understood you run the exhaust until you get an air exchange (get down to outside humidity) then turn on the heat until you get to your desired humidity or VPD. A farmer piles his rocks just on the other side of my fence so maybe I can use them for some sort of passive solar heat. Blue sky but doable. Heat in the summer. Who thought of that.
Bluey
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They grow them here in greenhouses but they are 250' long and much higher and wider, and in warmer climates than where I am.
I reckon the go is to breed them and allow them to develop to the greenhouse climate so genetics may be the key...I'm sure there are heaps doing it
I reckon the go is to breed them and allow them to develop to the greenhouse climate so genetics may be the key...I'm sure there are heaps doing it
SoOrbudgal
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Damn you guys are onto something. I was down south last weekend near some huge greenhouse grows i know they use just large overhead and end to end fans without humidifiers at times. Better dry and hot for sure. Where is @9fingerleaf
SoOrbudgal
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Well we are in the zone to harvest one of the OG Kush she's all cloudy just gave her the last 1/2 gallon of water she'll get. Takes about 3days to fully dry out by then i do think i'll have some amber if not I can't hold out any longer LOL i needs the weeds. Her sister is at least 3wks behind by the looks of her but she is thicker than yellowing gal. Don't ya always wish you had 4 instead of 2 in this type of grow ? I've had zero issues with them but i could'nt fit anymore cause i was vegging 6 photos with them at the time and have not put up my other tent, that's a possible garage tent in the future. I'm so very pleased with these little as they are 
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SoOrbudgal
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Well Bluey i ran again to my little dispensary while i was out needing groceries. They were out of my $2 gram so i got $4 weed LOL it's called Rock Candy uh huh so it's a new one to me. I clipped a good size bud off yesterday about a 4gram one so it will go into my pipe in another day. Can't role my doobies takes too much so i'm using my old glass for now.
Bluey
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Oh cool @soorbudgal
I haven't used my desktop vape in quite a few weeks as the stuff I've been smoking has been pretty crap and best consumed via a joint but it's come on now after 8 weeks of curing so will be interesting to give it another go.
The great thing about the vape is that it uses a lot less bud than a joint. Can't wait to get into the good stuff but still got a little bit of the early harvest remaining.
I haven't used my desktop vape in quite a few weeks as the stuff I've been smoking has been pretty crap and best consumed via a joint but it's come on now after 8 weeks of curing so will be interesting to give it another go.
The great thing about the vape is that it uses a lot less bud than a joint. Can't wait to get into the good stuff but still got a little bit of the early harvest remaining.
