I might even just lock the door, stop feeding, and come back in 5 weeks to see what happened.
Wow that makes me feel better about the 25 gal. I carried around Sunday.
That's about the jist of it. I let the humidity range from 60-75 during veg, I pretty much leave it alone. Temps during veg can also climb to 90 as long as your lights are not too close. In flower I drop the humidity down to 40, or at least try to as I need to get a better dehumidifier. I would even go down to say 35% humidity in flower as the dry conditions will stimulate oil production (as the theory goes anyway) but low humidity and high temps can cause stomata to close). Temps during flower I like to keep around 85-87 although sometimes it climbs a LITTLE higher. Co2 levels are... 1st week of veg (rooted clones) 700, 2-5 weeks and the first week of flip I like to keep around 1000-1100. Week 2-6 is when I crank it up to 1500. This round I waited until the 3rd week of flower to hit them with 1500. I think the biggest thing that people ignore is the night time temperatures. You want to keep nighttime temps within 5-7 degrees of daytime. Especially in veg as it will keep the plants compact. During the last two weeks of flower I run Co2 at around 600 and let nightime temps plummet. I am thinking about letting outside air in at night to get the room into the 60's. Supposedly helps with oil production. The presence of high levels of co2 during the last weeks of veg will suppress the production of ethylene which promotes maturation of the flowers.
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Yup yup gotcha, should have the capability to do that without too much drama. So you don't get too worried about the closed stomata? Not a big prob at the levels you run?
Res will be outside the area, so hopefully should be able to keep it cool. I'll probably give them h2o2 anyway if it's seeming beneficial, don't want no brown rootsOther biggies.. Keep your rez cool, if you can't then your going to have to go the h2o2 route. 3ml per gallon every three days or you will end up with the mess froggy has. A little superthrive goes a long way and roots excelerator (although criminally expensive) works very very well. I make one rez last about 3 weeks during veg just so I don't have to mix 50 gallons worth of excellerator.
) so roots excellerator is on the cards. Superthrive I have used for years and will never not use (for veg) (probably )I'm good with detailing, and I have a BlueLabs Guardian thingy. I hate to overfeed
Yup, that's why I decided on the Harvest Master, should have everything dialled in pretty fine before anything gets to the room. And I'll be feeding RO'd water so should have a smooth(ish) run with the nute solution as long as I treat the medium. What kind of size dehumidifier do you need for your room? Wondering if mine will be big enough, it's only about 10 gal per day
It works much like fucking google.
DUDE...you are such a prick....i fucking love it!!!!
