Deciding a container for strange climate

Serpentz said:

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.

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underthestars said:

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.

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Serpentz said:

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.

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7CardBud said:

You might look into getting a cheap lean-to tunnel for them if your fairly close to the ocean. I lost a whole crop on Cape Cod from salt spray kicked up by storms and I was a couple miles inland.

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Serpentz said:

Don't know, he could be growing outside in a tent or a greenhouse Sherlock.

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Kyzersozay said:

So if you want a sativa auto, look at something like Durban poison, Sour diesel, or some of the hazes, they do well in higher humidity areas, and you want your grow medium to be light and airy, so the roots can pass better, I use promix bx for my autos, downside there's no nutrients except for a rooting fungus in it called mychorhaze, so you'll have to feed the plants, i use advanced nutrients. Sensi grow a & b, and big bud, and overdrive to finish.. it is on rhe pricy side but it gives results and lasts a bunchbof grows..View attachment 4821914

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7CardBud said:

You might look into getting a cheap lean-to tunnel for them if your fairly close to the ocean. I lost a whole crop on Cape Cod from salt spray kicked up by storms and I was a couple miles inland.

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Serpentz said:

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.

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underthestars said:

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

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