Flaming Pie
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I keep my humidity below 50% at the end of flower. I prefer 40 but that is hard to maintain in the summer.
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they are still looking good. i will top them today after i finish giving them some food.
whodatnation
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Hey all I finally made it to my new home for a while. I'm in the middle of the fuking red woods, unreal.
Will be around again like I used to.
Peace.
Will be around again like I used to.
Peace.
Dr.D81
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good to have you back! the move go well?
giggles26
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@jimmer6577 you around anywhere buddy?
Don Gin and Ton
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i feel that man! just did a few hours straight myself. standing. only to be told we had to go food shopping
woof!
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Dezracer
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I noticed the same things the article talks about when I ran my AC unit. The more it ran, the higher my humidity got so I ditched the co2, vented the room and shut off the AC. Temps and RH seemed to dial themselves in after that. Every so often the RH will go up a bit depending on weather but nothing drastic.
curious old fart
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Air conditioners remove humidity. I have a window unit in the grow area and the humidity runs between 45-55%. Normal rh here is 70+%....which is a great environment for mold. Outdoor grows are difficult.
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curious old fart
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Normal outdoor temps are 85+ with 70+% rh. The grow area temps are 70-77 with a rh of 45-55 with the a/c...it goes over 100 without.
a/c's have a drain system for the water it removes.
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a/c's have a drain system for the water it removes.
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curious old fart
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Mine is a window unit that drains outside. I hose it down occasionally for cleaning.
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