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They are started already lol! I’ll have 4 months to veg indoors! Probably going to clone for a March rooting. That makes sense too. 2 months to sex and 2 months veg?

Oh and my temp meter is at the same level ( top of canopy ) as my RH sensor. That way they are both the same temp and thus the RH is not skewed by not sitting in the different zone as the temp sensor. I may be doing it all wrong but just to be sure I tried hanging the RH sensor above the light-...

That’s kinda what I figured. I really want to put some size on them before I trip them. Shooting to hit the 12 foot mark! But not having grown these strains before I guess I’ll take what they give me lol

I’m not to bothered by the calibration thing but I get it. And the solution I sit it in is the 7.0 stuff , just below the ridge in the plastic moulding of the chassis. Doesn’t seem to dry out?

sorry posted wrong device! This is what I’ve been using

That may be so if you are using street lights, led is much cooler. I think that a sensor 20 plus inches away would be only moderately altered, as I said before, I’ve tried the sensor both above and below the fixture and it reads the same so??? Maybe the sensor is lying?

Oh forgot to mention, when the room started a month ago with seedlings the RH was 38 with the tub of water and rags. Now without humidifier I keep RH between 52-58 and temps at 77ish. It’s kinda neat because you can watch the plants sweat on the digital meter and sure enough the sight tubes show...

Originally I used a trick my buddy said and it worked sorta ok. Fill a Rubbermaid tub 1/4 full of water and drape old towels over the edges to wick water and evaporate it off the towels. It worked fairly well but you can’t control it like a cheap assed Canadian Tire humidifier, I think it was...

Omg! Don’t give up the stealth method lest you get trolled by a couple of thread bullies!

Dude I live in the North, humidity is not happening here in the winter especially running a wood stove! Static on clothes etc. My neighbor gave me a cheap humidifier to use until my plants got big enough to transpire. Now I have a controller that vents the room at 58 Rh and stops venting at 50...

Fair enough, I still believe Monsanto sucks ass and will make Frankin weed or try to sue anyone with any genetic material even close to theirs cuz they are dicks!

What does that have to do with humidity sensing? We aren’t measuring radiation or heat. We are measuring the airs moisture content.

He didn’t say that, the way I read it was as a question, he was asking if it could. Zogs said there could be issues with low humidity. I don’t see an issue there?

No I didn’t read about it there, just google Monsanto and cannabis. I’m sure you will find articles about their involvement. Why wouldn’t they? It’s a cash crop and Monsanto is all about the money.

Plus a my humidity sensor is below the light at plant level. It reads the same as above the plant level. Why would it read differently?

Run a wood stove to heat your house in the North. The air is crispy dry. Sore throat kinda dry.

I brought this up a while ago and a couple nameless wellknown members dissed me for it. Monsanto sucks ass and so do they!

Sure! I agree completely, the best weed I’ve smoked was outdoor. The buyers are a finicky bunch, many around here aren’t feeding on outdoor crops these days. They are only interested in indoor. They may buy your stellar outdoor if you don’t mind getting raped in the wallet, despite the fact that...

Woodchips take different amounts of time to decompose. In general, left in a pile hardwoods like birch and maple take 3-4 years to break down and softwoods like fir/pine/cedar/hemlock take 4 years or more to fully decompose. Of course, that’s not mixed with other things like lawn clippings etc...

I have tried bagged soil in outdoor grows years ago and they all had stems and wood chips etc. The plants did poorly. Since that time I have two compost piles of leafy matter and table scraps/ fruit and grass trimmings with straw. We own a tree service so I have piles of well rotted chips - they...