Budley Doright
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I also added a small amount beanies to the mix for a more diverse herd when I was making teas. It also helped to conserve some of the pricey products.
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Budley Doright
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My lighting schedule is based on economics. Here the cost per KW rises 3 fold through the day and also its cooler at night so the lights supplement what would otherwise be resistive heaters. And yes don't ditch them, other than droopy look pretty good IMO.
SdMEDgrower
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She's looking better today...
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Is the humidity kinda high???
Cletus clem
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For veg, no, though your temp should be higher considering the high humidity and using led. In full flower, that could fuck you.
SdMEDgrower
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I got a small heater and I'm going to buy a dehumidifier soon, how does a heater effect the humidity in a small closet
Cletus clem
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Heaters are a waste of energy if you can add light. Watts=heat any way you cut it. In a small closet you shouldnt need to add heat. If you have good airflow it shouldnt be too bad.
Budley Doright
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The heater will lower the relative humidity for a couple of reasons. The first is the warmer air is able to hold more moisture so your "relative" humidity will go down. The heater will also help in drying the air as it passes over. I have never had an issue with humidity but I do have lots of air flow. It is someting you may want to try and solve before the switch.
SdMEDgrower
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Root rot??
Budley Doright
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RIPWTF
SdMEDgrower
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I think I'ma Stick with Coco coir it seems alot more noob friendly
Budley Doright
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Wow I can't believe you lost em. I've been growing in flooded systems for 5-6 years and came close but never lost a crop 
. I'm thinking of switching to drain to waste only so I can not worry about res temps and mobility of plants. That sucks man, what is all the black chunks in the roots?
. I'm thinking of switching to drain to waste only so I can not worry about res temps and mobility of plants. That sucks man, what is all the black chunks in the roots?
SdMEDgrower
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Im sure It would of made it, it had a few white roots growing..my other plants are about ready to go into flower and are healthy and feminized so I didn't want to deal with it anymore! Besides I get alot more air flow nowWow I can't believe you lost em. I've been growing in flooded systems for 5-6 years and came close but never lost a crop
Budley Doright
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. Ok so just one lol. I thought you lost them all 
. I typically get one mutant out of 5-6 seeds so it happens.
SdMEDgrower
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going to flip to flower schedule as soon as I get the humidity to stay down, 30-40%
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Considering that my plants are healthy and show no signs of deficiencies I officially adjusted the timer to 7am/7pm..I hope to start producing flowers soon should I bump up the ppms next feeding to full strength? I'm at 1/2 strength..im also going to add tiger bloom for the 1st time, I herd that stuff is pretty strong, I'm definitely going to start 1/2 strength on that
Budley Doright
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Woohoo, as for feeding I watch the rise and fall of EC and Ph and watch the girls. I never push it although I may, on the next run, see how they react to higher EC's. I also just use my regular mutes through flowering, switching to full bloom from 1/2 & 1/2 at 2-3 weeks in. No boosters at all and I've only tried a couple with no noticeable difference. The only additive I use is Vitanimo which seems to help my cal mag uptake due to well water makeup.