First stealth grow bagseed PICS

en3tyskate

Active Member

Oct 9, 2009

• #21

Looking good

 

Wemp

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Oct 9, 2009

• #22

That is very odd, i wonder why your leaves are curling..

Are you foliar feeding your plants?

 

en3tyskate

Active Member

Oct 9, 2009

• #23

Yes i have twice in the past week with only water. I just transplanted into a bigger pot from my 1 gal. It might have been the fact that some of the roots had reached the bottom.

 

Wemp

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Oct 9, 2009

• #24

Nah roots reaching the bottom of a pot, or rootbound plants has no affect on the growth of the plant... you just have to water it more often...

 

purplebud27

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Oct 9, 2009

• #25

It could be the heat what's the temp of your grow space

 

en3tyskate

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Oct 10, 2009

• #26

Heat could be the problem because my little box can get up to 85 F but its average is probably 80 F

 

Wemp

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Oct 10, 2009

• #27

en3tyskate said:

Heat could be the problem because my little box can get up to 85 F but its average is probably 80 F

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I would add another fan and see how it goes

 

en3tyskate

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Oct 12, 2009

• #28

Yea im wroking on adding another but i dont have one at the moment. Are you suggesting an exhaust fan or an oscilating?

 

en3tyskate

Active Member

Oct 12, 2009

• #29

Ba ba bump

 

Krawnik

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Oct 12, 2009

• #30

en3tyskate said:

Yea im wroking on adding another but i dont have one at the moment. Are you suggesting an exhaust fan or an oscilating?

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I suggest an oscilating fan.

 

en3tyskate

Active Member

Oct 12, 2009

• #31

Ok i have one exhaust and one oscillating. Ill see what i can do because i have very little space.

 

Wemp

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Oct 12, 2009

• #32

Okay did the temps drop?

 

en3tyskate

Active Member

Oct 13, 2009

• #33

No i have had them the whole time. Im trying to find another small fan that will fit in side the box.

 

Wemp

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Oct 13, 2009

• #34

I would put an intake fan in, one with lots of cfm..

An intake + ehaust will always keep your box cool...

Because its putting cool air in while the exhaust is taking the warm air out

Also make sure they are airtight

 

en3tyskate

Active Member

Oct 13, 2009

• #35

Yea my exhaust is air tight but one thing is i have my grow box in my closet which has no venting, and the warm exhaust air kinda cirlcles around when the doors are closed so, would a intake fan be significant because to me it seems it will just be sucking warm air from the exhaust.

 

en3tyskate

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Oct 16, 2009

• #36

I also need to find out if 60% humidity is ok for budding because i dont know how to lower it.



BUMP

 

en3tyskate

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Oct 22, 2009

• #37

Some one please help me. My plant is doing ok and is currently 3 weeks into budding with clusters of pistils all over. First off i need to know if 60% humidity is fine for budding with ok venting. Also, my fan leaves are very droopy and seem dry and wilty. Could this be because the temps get to 85 degrees F or maybe another reason? My PH seems to be fine, and i am making sure the soil is dry about 4-5 inches deep before watering and the leaves still dont perk up.

 

en3tyskate

Active Member

Oct 27, 2009

• #38

Does my plant look sativa dominant? Because so far it doesnt seem like it will yield much at all.