So the fog does not affect container the I use? Also, are the airpots designed for foggy conditions or is it just a good container to grow?
Yeah, forget about the fog
The only thing you need to pay attention to is the amount of humidity you have during flowering. You're growing inside or outside? I'm guessing outside. High humidity in an indoor grow will cause mold to form on your buds. But, if you're growing outside, don't even worry about it.
Okay thanks for clearing that up I was just worried about access moisture for the roots. how badly does fog affect the buds and do you know anything to do that would help it?
Yeah thats good to hear im growing outdoors close to the ocean, so you think ill be fine with all the fog?Yeah, forget about the fog
I used to live in San Diego, right next to the ocean there in National City. You'll be fine.
Airpots are the best you can get, the pots are designed to air prune your roots, with these pots irs next to impossible for the roots to get root bound, the only downside to them is it take a few watering to not get the water rushing out the holes...a nice slow stream in a circle motion and you'll be fine...good soil, good nutrition..will yield a great plant, we will help your grow it on the condition you never mention your "fog" question to anyone eles lol
Ight that sounds good, I bet I sound pretty dumb to yall but I just wanted to make sure it wouldent fuck it up. Thanks tho for the info
Perfect, do you recommend any strains for Socal that u had success with?
There are no dumb questions...but that doesn't me we won't razz you a little..lol...what kind of starins are you looking for?
I would have done the same if I knew my shit. Im planing on growing an auto flower thats sativa dominant, but tbh Im not picky just anything that would grow well for these conditions.
He has fog and you guess he is growing outdoors?Yeah, forget about the fog
It's absolutely something to worry about.Yeah, forget about the fog
Yeah, but humidity is not going to be so high all the time that it sticks around constantly. In a tent, room, or closet its 100% high humidity is a problem. But outside? Think about how much humidity you need in the air at a constant rate (all the time) without airflow when growing outside. The chances of that being the case outdoors so much that it causes a problem with mold, is going to be rare situation. I just don't see a situation where you're growing outside and mold is going to form unless it's constantly wet and rainy all the time, and there's not enough natural airflow, plants too close together, etc. Could just grow them inside a greenhouse with a large fan if that's the case.
Don't know, he could be growing outside in a tent or a greenhouse Sherlock.
Hey Bernie, English isn't my first language. I speak Ukrainian, Russian, English, and Polish. If you got a f*cking problem then take it somewhere else. There is always a dickhead here in the forums.
