FIRST
I have a wireless temp\hydrometer it
-It reads 29c inside the tent and 21c ambient room temp
temp
- I Have an ink bird humidty AND temperature environmental controller. My exhaust fans are hooked up to the temperature plug-in not the humidity one
-i have the fans set to kick in when temperature hits 23.5c
-when my wireless.temperature gauge reads 29c
The inkbird probe reads around 25c (big fucking difference, I cleaned.the probe and everything, and still reads 4 degrees celcius lower than the other one. So I'll have to get something else to test the temp and see wtf is going on
So maybe the temp in my room ain't as bad as I think
SECOND
When I water my plants they were getting 1 litre of water each
The fans would kick off at night because of the environmental controller. The humidity history of my reader would read up to 90% RH sometimes especially with all The rain we had been getting.
I'll definitely get a dehumidifier because when I have more plant mass in there perspiring and more water in the soil evaporating into the atmosphere its gonna raise the humidity in that tent. And I did not fight tooth and nail to keep these plants alive just to run into bud rot down the road.
I've got 4 plants under a scrog branches already weaving in and out man
I just got rid of 3 cobs light bars because they stressed my plants from the direct beam of light and I didnt have any hanging height instruction with them and they didnt state what angle of lens they were, 45 degree, 90 degree, 120 degree I had no idea. And the manufacture kept ignoring me when I asked for over two months by email.
So the cobs being too close to my plants stressed them, they stopped drinking and got overwaterd. So i sent the cobs back, got the CMH and the QB
-ACCEPT for the plant under the metal halide kept on going without skipping a beat. It's why I bought that CMH in the first place, less heat, less power, better spectrum. I Liked the way the plant handled itself under that hid.
3plants under those leds and they shit the bed
1 plant under MH and he kept kicking ass
I learned something valuable there.
I'm not scratching my head calling for an bailout I'm just trying to see what my options are with the AC and exhaust thing so I have a plan in place before i need that plan you feel me.
IM jUST TRYING to plan ahead.
Still got a bit of screen to fill out so I got some time before flip. Plants are starting to recover slowly because I been babying them.
Still got a bit to go.
This was an experimental grow. I maybe didnt plan to go this big and all over the place but once started I decided thats exactly what it was gonna be. I was gonna make all the mistakes I could, try everything, fim, top, lst, get as much experience I could in one grow and get it out the way.
Fimed my plants too young and they took a long time to recover as roots hadnt developed yet.
Learned something
Overwatered seedlings
Learned something
Lights too close
Learned something
Plants weren't drinking cus were stressed
Learned something
You say u need experience first to grow and equipment second.
I appreciate you looking out but I look at it from a different perspective.
If I would of had a par meter and a soil tester to test the soil and how wet it was I wouldnt have overwatered my plants they would of kept growing like they were, and doing good and we wouldnt be having this conversation. OR AT THE VERY LEAST a recomended hanging distance from light to canopy
My plants still alive bro and I'm learning how to roll with the punches now.
It's not all bad they looked like this in veg tent
Before they went into big tent
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THIS IS ONLY 5 DAYS AFTER
under those bloody cobs
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ACCEPT FOR THIS GUY
UNDER THE METAL HALIDE
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You see difference. This is why I'm gonna run two CMH (hid lights across from two Quantum boards) I liked the way HID handle business. I like the radiant heat. Just gonna tone it down with CMH and leave hps put of the equation because of the excessive heat.
It's been good. You guys have helped me out alot with my future decisions and I really appreciate it