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^Where? Be sure to use dehumidifiers alongside your humidifiers, kids.

^Humidity fluctuates, it can swing up or down often wildly depending on the conditions outside. If it is rainy outside, humidity goes up. I also live on the East Coast, where the weather changes without a moments notice. These people just don't get it, they are too worried about what their...

I used to use a 250 watt in a similar space... obviously you're not going to be able to utilize the entire length of the closet because it is narrow, but you have like a 2'x4-5' area there still and could use a cool tube or a rectangular air cooled reflector. Inside needs to be flat white or...

Someone please name me one strain that "loves humidity" in bloom.

No no no. You see if I called you, directly, a "fucking retard" or something along those lines, that would be cussing you out. And there is no argument. What do you want exactly? I'd post a picture of happy seedlings next to a hygrometer that reads "30%"... but as I mentioned I threw the...

Yup. That area would be fine for a 400w.

Fuck what some book says when practical experience has demonstrated the objective. Seeds sprout and seedlings grow just about as well at 25% RH as they do at 60% RH. Despite what some old pot growing book might have to say. The nit picking and inordinate sense of necessity for control is a...

One thing I've noticed trying to teach people how to grow, or knowing others who have tried is that within let us say 6 months to a year of them starting up: they are no longer doing it. I know a few seasonal growers who get a modest harvest outside for head stash come that time of year. That's...

About 1 cup if you're using soft/filtered or RO water.

Evidently two seeds were planted next to each other. Look for the second shell, if you look carefully you might see it right there at the base of the seedling.

I'm a little lost about how they were ripping you off... then, why would you deal at all with someone who you can't trust?

No, low humidity does not significantly affect Cannabis plants. As dry as 20-30% is fine, it is likely that even drier conditions wont cause problems. In bloom the drier the better. The only thing is your media is going to dry out quicker. Cannabis plants get water from the soil/media they are...

OF isn't really a seed starting mix, that is what their Light Warrior is for. Plants need water; don't let seedlings get that dry. Fill your cups to the rim with media, don't waste container space. Don't coddle them either. I haven't had any issues growing seedlings within inches of a T5...

Lower humidity shouldn't really affect growth negatively; Cannabis plants still get water through the leaves and will grow fine as long as they have moisture in the media. If it is drier the containers will dry out quicker. Cannabis grows wild in arid climates.

How exactly does soaking a seed for 24 hours "guarantee" it will germinate? As opposed to soaking old seeds for much shorter periods of time. What makes paper towels magical, or better than direct to media? Not all seeds sprout that quickly, esp. not older seeds and just because they don't...

Organic has various meanings. In the agricultural sense for plant nutrition it means to be derived from organic matter. Organic matter is material that is alive or was once alive (organic compounds in chemistry contain Carbon with other elements particularly hydrogen). Explanations can be long...

Had to cut that short, had some fatherly stuff to do. Seriously though, I see seed germ trouble posts on here all the time and sort of want to rip my hair out. This is how it goes. SAM#4 with coco coir, compost and vermiculite (with dolomitic lime and eggshell flour). This mix holds water...

I don't know what to say other than it doesn't have to be that complicated... leave the perlite out of a seed starting mix. Humidity as mentioned really isn't a huge issue. High humidity really isn't a good thing. What humidity will do is affect how fast your media dries out and if the air is...

2 years old really isn't very old. The embryo inside the side is still relatively 'fresh', it should not really have dried out at all if stored properly. Soaking a seed in water too long deprives it of oxygen and can cause the seed to rot sooner or later. Water itself doesn't hold oxygen very...