Looks like white hairs on my week old clone transplant.

Serial_Stoner415

Serial_Stoner415

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Hey guys just a quick question, I planted my new clones last Monday and have been watching very closely. Well yesterday I noticed what looked like whit hairs growing from where the leave meats stalk. Anybody know if it's normal? My other 5 aren't doing that
 
Final Phase

Final Phase

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Nothing wrong there... Looks like the plant has stressed a little bit from cool temps?- "red coloring on stem".
 
Serial_Stoner415

Serial_Stoner415

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Skipped over your cool temp? Prt of your response some how. I live in a cool climate at the moment. My room gets to 76-79 and the cool end is 64-66. I use a 1k cool tube hooked to a charcoal filter and 440cfm fan. My intake is 440 as well. I really don't run my intake as my filter sucks plenty of air through my intake. Should I get a dampener?
 
xSwimToTheMoon

xSwimToTheMoon

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Imo those readings are good for those little plants.

When your preflowers start to gain mass, your humidity and temp should drop a bit from where they are now.

They look good to me Man.
 
Pauly420

Pauly420

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Should be good around there, my girls typically hit anywhere from 61-68 during lights off. Make sure you get a small fan for lights off or have your exhaust set to do a little bit while the lights are off. Humidity will rise like a mofo just after watering.
 
xSwimToTheMoon

xSwimToTheMoon

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Serial_Stoner415 said:
My humidity bumps to 70 when the lights go out , once lights come on and run for a min it drops to 50ish
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Imo="in my opinion" it's just a flame shield for if what you just said was bull. lol

Do you keep your fans on at lights out?

Imo, a stable rh, even if it's a bit high, is better than a wildly fluctuateing one.
 
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