1200 watt closet grow allkush
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zibra
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By using CO2 u can push the temp to 87 degrees without stressing the plants.
zibra
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Magnum XXL 6" paid $210, you can get one now for $130. I put the seeds between paper towels this morning, will see tomorrow, lol.... 70 degrees is cold move em to a warmer place! For my seedlings I keep my temp. around 82-85 with 90%+ humidity.which hood is that? sorry if its been saidalso, Im curious how you start you seedlings. I grew from clone my first grow so its my first go around with seeds.... Im hope my soil isnt too cold as the room is about 70 degress... should I put them in a warmer spot for now?
400aZip
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true that... I keep learning! lol is it accurate to assume that in lower temperatures, the plant needs less CO2 to maintain homeostasis? and I was worried it was too cold in there...that ac unit i bought really does its job and should really pay off come flower time.
machnak
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My temps mid-day are 82-84 all the time, never had problems, just always have a fan on my ladies. Sucks living in the desert.
Zibra, man they look amazing!
TechnoMage
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Wow, those are some frosty plants.
kevin murphy
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very nice zibra frosty as fuck mate
skeeterbob
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got a question about the germ, i just popped like 6 seeds about five days ago. they all opened but the root stopped growing. one of them is growing but the rest kinda just stopped. i had them on a seedling pad. did i fuck em up?
zibra
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Is it seedling pad or heating pad? 2 factors that can stop ur rooting are 1- if the medium is wet 2- temperature for the little bambinos are off.
skeeterbob
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isnt the medium suppose to be wet for them to grow/ it was a paper towel in a ziplock bag?? and its a seedling pad... but yes it is heated. and the temps in the room are between 70 and 75. but remember they were sitting on a seedling pad so it was warmer then the air where the thermometer would have been. i did transfer them to soil any way so hopefully they grow but i didnt want them to get to warm on that pad.
skeeterbob
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Its a seedling pad from hydro farm so i dont know how hot that would get. So do u think if they did get to hot would the be over? That would suck, prob about 80 bucks done the drain
zibra
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You want it moist not wet. Your roots need to breath, very important!!!!!...your room temp is good...as for heating pad use a towel over the heating pad to reduce the heat. Make sure ur soil is not wet.
