Humidity for autos ??? Pictures !!!
- Thread starter Marcuz516
- Start date
OrganiChron
Member
That's just fine. 
miketaco
Well-Known Member
yes i dont monitor humidity just the temps here is my first auto turned out pretty good id say tell me what u think,,what size gallons container you got and lighting may i ask
http://rollitup.org/t/dutch-passion-blueberry-auto-bonza.927437/
Strocat
Well-Known Member
You really dont need to worry about it that much.. I have the most ghetto grow closet ever and it works great.. I just painted my closet/walls/floor/ceiling flat white and put an oscillating fan in the closet.. I dont even have air intake or exhaust.
with that cheap setup I got 88.3 grams off 1 autoflower plant.. yes thats dry weight.. almost a QP off 1 single autoflower.
IF you wanna grow autos.. check out the company Auto Seeds ... they only breed autos and its all they sell. their transiberian was the plant I got 88.3 grams off of.
with that cheap setup I got 88.3 grams off 1 autoflower plant.. yes thats dry weight.. almost a QP off 1 single autoflower.
IF you wanna grow autos.. check out the company Auto Seeds ... they only breed autos and its all they sell. their transiberian was the plant I got 88.3 grams off of.
Poontanger
Well-Known Member
Im with Strocat, ...........Auto Seeds............& have a close look at there Autopounder,
Strocat
Well-Known Member
I have a 3 pack of their purple cheese too. I'm thinking about doing one of those next in 5 gallons of ocean forest soil in a smartpot under a mars 300.
their purple cheese is blue cheese x purple #1 x Auto #1 (auto seeds lowryder they worked on)
Strocat
Well-Known Member
humidity is somewhat important to me but if its a little high im not like "ohhh shit shes dead!".
I have a dehumidifier the portable kind on wheels it cost me like 200$.. it does work good though. last 2 weeks of flower I open closet during the day and it gets my humidity down to 35% where I'll keep it for 4-6 hours a day till harvest.
I think personally.. one of the best things you can do late flower is let her really dry out between waterings.. like just before she gets all droopy then water again.
Poontanger
Well-Known Member
Strocat, may i ask why, you think letting them get that dry is an advantage?? interested, always happy 2 learn
Strocat
Well-Known Member
I think they tend to breathe better this way and I've noticed bigger frostier yields. I used to water more often without overwatering though and it seemed to not get my growth as big/lush/fast etc.
AutoNorCal
Well-Known Member
I agree with above and would like to add dinafem auto xxl line they get pretty big