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Just transplanted the bigger plant because it started drooping. I thought it was root bound but turned out it was fine. Everything points to overwatering but in coco it seams really hard to over water. The smaller plants older leaves are curling like crazy and turning Yellow then dying. What is happening?
i second that. if you are assuming its over watering just let it be for a few days to see if it will even out.
This is an important question
My ph is good last I checked it was around 6.3. I usually ph my water to 5.8 before watering. When I started using the coco is was around 6.8 - 7. I do need ventilation. I think it's time to purchase an in line fan. What size do you think is good for this room?
its a dwc set up with lettuce, arugula and cabbage.
Cool, just wanted to make sure,kinda looked like a paint bucket, you'd be surprised what some folks will keep in their grow area
It does get humid as hell.... I keep it open sometimes, but I would rather have it closed. I mean it is a closet grow haha. It's got to be a bit stealthier. But when it's closed heat isn't a problem even with the ac on low it will hit 80 max. But humidity in the closed room gets up to 88% I live in a very tropical area of Asia. ... it's crazy humid everyday. Would an out take fan lessen humidity? Or am I doomed to buy a dehumidifier?
HMMM that MAY be the whole problem...personally I never grow anything but cannabis in my garden. I don't care for the possibility of infecting my gurlz with illnesses or pests other plants may be prone to.
Some even piss on their plants, I still don't get it and hopefully never will
I could be wrong not being a meteorologist but humidity rises when it evaporates and it gets dark and cooler. Adding an inline fan may increase your rh. I would probably consider biting the bullet and getting a dehumidifier.
You need to measure the length x height x width of the room then divide by 3 will give the cfm of fan you need.
