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Thank you very much for your input! That gives me comfort that I don't have to obsess with getting the RH 40-45%. I am going to keep brainstorming and try to figure out a way to lower the temp and RH at the same time. Is there an RH and temp you recommend for flowering?

So are you saying that 55-60%rh is fine during flowering? And that I should not be too worried about the rh as long as the air circulation is good? Thank you for your input Flowki. It definitely feels like I'm burning electricity with little result.

Oh I definitely already have an exhaust with a carbon filter already (below). The problem is that even with the exhaust filter and the dehumidifier outside the tent, my RH in the tent can get in the 60% and greater range.

Thanks for the note Richard! I shouldn't be worried about RH% 55-65% during flower? I thought that would lead to mold/bud rod. The stains I'm growing now I am not sure if they'll have fat colas (5 days's into flower) but next run I am doing is Moby Dick XXL and White Widow XXL (both Dinafem)...

Thank you for doing some research. Was it just me or was the it hard to follow what he was saying for option 2 with the cardboard box? ha Here is the way I did it

Looks like I can do it. thank you

It did raise the temp a bit by 3 degrees, 76 to 79, but should be fine in that regard. Just wasn't sure if the machine would mess with the CO2/oxygen/nitrogen levels in the air. This is what I am using: https://perfectaire.us/product/30-pint-energy-star%E2%93%A1-dehumidifier/

This might be a weird question but is just exhausted dehumidifier air good for plants? Long story short as possible, I have a tiny 2x2 grow tent that can't be fixed with a tiny dehumidifier inside to keep RH 40-45% during flower. So I bought a big nice quality dehumidifier and have it set to...

I'm looking under a 60-120x microscope and they are still very tiny and everywhere, bottom of leaves/tops of leaves. I've probably checked out 50 leaves and haven't found anything moving. I did more research and I think they are bulbous trichomes, these are naturally everywhere on leaves.

These are very very tiny even under 120x scope they are tiny and dont rub off. I'm thinking they are bulbous trichomes

Hey man, did you ever figure out what this is? I’m seeing the exact same thing. I don’t know wether to freak out or it’s just sap/trichom cause they are all over my plants. Please let me know thanks!

Thanks for your input, I'll try leaving the it out

I’m a new coco grower and I can’t tell if I have a deficiency or over thinking it. Your help would be much appreciated! I am growing under LED light which is making the “issue” areas easier to see (pic show both LED light and normal lighting on problem areas). Lower leaves are more pale, a...

Thanks for your reply! I figured it might not be because the roots were growing well and perfectly white until I stopped top feeding them and did the normal DWC process

I have grown in soil but this is my first time growing in a DWC bubble bucket. I am very detailed oriented, did a lot of research, and can't figure out what's going on. I ran into what I am pretty sure is a root rot problem, then I took some pretty extreme measures to resolve it, all was good...