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Water droplets on tips of leaves

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makoman

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Hi all, back again ,well I transplanted the babies as suggested to bigger pots 2 days ago ,I just had a look at them and there are small droplets of water on the tips of the leaves ??? what is going on ?? and how long until I will see some growth ??? as there is not a lot happening!!
Thanks in advance.
Cheers
 
What is the RH in your grow area? Unless you watered and got some on the leaves or foliar sprayed there shouldnt be water on the leaves. RH would have to be pretty high to create moisture in high enough levels to make droplets.
 
Hi yeah the humidity is high at the moment it's summer here and we have just had a hell of a storm LOTS of rain!!
 
Definitely will help. The best is to get a couple small ones. 1 oscillating if possible. keep 1 below your plants canopy and 1 above the canopy keeping the air moving. Not directly on the plants though just enough so the leaves wiggle some. If you only go for 1 fan get the oscillating if possible it will help much more. The breeze of the fan will keep some circulation going around the leaves and prevent the dew.
 
In a 4x4x6 tent with led light,doing 18/6 light time ,they are only 2 and a half weeks from germ.and in bigger pots than in photo.
 

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Gotcha. Once you get that hooked up with its vent you should be golden. It will help circulate the air and help with the high humidity.
 
Cheers mate ,thinking I will get another small fan and use it as an extractor in one of the outlets until I have the inline setup .Btw when do you think they will recover from the transplanting stress??
 
They should be fine. Unless you really rough up the roots there is usually minimal stress on them.
 
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