Humidity for seedlings?
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drsaltzman
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They’re really not that fragile.
Soil moisture is more important as is light distance.
Get those right and they’ll thrive in any RH.
Soil moisture is more important as is light distance.
Get those right and they’ll thrive in any RH.
315meds
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Thx man. Huge problem tho. New humidifer I bought won’t stop turning off.. is that a problem? Because I want it to be set to a certain temperature and running 24/7
xtsho
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I start seeds all the time. I don't even worry about humidity or bother checking it.
Like @drsaltzman said. They'll grow just fine regardless of humidity. Unless you have them in a really humid dome. Then they can dampen off.
You're making the process seem harder than it is.
Like @drsaltzman said. They'll grow just fine regardless of humidity. Unless you have them in a really humid dome. Then they can dampen off.
You're making the process seem harder than it is.
315meds
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Appreciate it. U don’t use a humidifer. What do u use? Because I’m having a super harder time using my humidifier currently. It keeps turning off
xtsho
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I don't use anything. They grow in whatever the humidity is. I only worry about humidity in flower as the buds start forming.
Why do you need a humidifier to start a seed?
315meds
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I thought u did. But the problem is when I actually need a humidifier for veg … what do I do then. This thing won’t stay on
315meds
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Ah ok I’ll take that in mind for humidity in flower
xtsho
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Why do you need a humidifier for veg? I think you're focusing too much on humidity. I have a small dehumidifier that I use sometimes in the flower tent to lower the humidity not raise it.
315meds
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I’m a first time grower and every single grower I see has a humidifier for veg and flower so I assumed it was needed to grow really good flower
xtsho
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Cannabis will grow at a wide range in humidity just fine. In flower though high humidity can pose risks of bud rot. People grow outdoors where the humidity can range from 30-80%. It's really only a problem in flower when there is too high humidity. Some dial in everything to keep all factors optimized but unless you have a large grow you really won't have any significant gains to bother worrying about it. Just make sure that it's not too high during flower.
315meds
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Ok thank u. I recently lost my other seedling to damping off. Cuz I had too high of humidity and a humidity dome. Both which aren’t needed
315meds
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Is there any tools to measure soil moisture. I already have a lux meter coming in
315meds
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Do u have any posts of your flower so I can see the results you have gotten pleaze?
Nutty sKunK
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Sure. Moisture meters. IGNORE the cheap prong like pH meters they are completely inaccurate regarding pH.
Can get a decent moisture meter for under 10 bucks
xtsho
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315meds
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Don't trust me? You are overthinking things.
Some of these are my own strains.
I do. I just wanted to see ur results with not messing with humidity they look great
315meds
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Don't trust me? You are overthinking things.
Some of these are my own strains.
How much do u pay for seeds also? I feel like I’m over paying currently trying to get top quality
