Temperature and Humidity

Hunternsamm2017 said:
I was just posting how my plants are doing without a humidifier bro...my tent averages humidity levels from 58%-65% and I just have a 3 gallon fridge water dispenser opened in the tank to keep it somewhat consistent
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You could have posted without taking about a page worth of space. Those grow in 7% humidity
 

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Pretty plants. Yea, I get it, I guess all environments are different. I live in a very high humidity state so, even indoors, my humidity tends to be a bit higher. When I close a tent up with 3 large bags of moist soil and greenery with bright lights on it, I guess that just automatically wants to be steamy. LOL I figured I would need a dehumidifier at some point, especially later stages of flower to prevent any rot or molds in my flowers. Outside of AC Infinity coming out with a new controller with their own dehumidifiers and humidifiers that I can just program, it's going to be seeing what works in my room and keeping good notes for the future. I just get so much great information from all you folks who have been there/done that. It's much more helpful than some article alone or some random youtube video. I do like the videos for things like actually watching someone doing their LST or whatever though...
 
Prodigus said:
Pretty plants. Yea, I get it, I guess all environments are different. I live in a very high humidity state so, even indoors, my humidity tends to be a bit higher. When I close a tent up with 3 large bags of moist soil and greenery with bright lights on it, I guess that just automatically wants to be steamy. LOL I figured I would need a dehumidifier at some point, especially later stages of flower to prevent any rot or molds in my flowers. Outside of AC Infinity coming out with a new controller with their own dehumidifiers and humidifiers that I can just program, it's going to be seeing what works in my room and keeping good notes for the future. I just get so much great information from all you folks who have been there/done that. It's much more helpful than some article alone or some random youtube video. I do like the videos for things like actually watching someone doing their LST or whatever though...
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Same here brother I'm seriously considering starting a YouTube channel for my grows as I'm about to start an inbreeding strain stabilization series for my own unique strain.. RN I'm growing out a Juicy Fruit which is a indica leaning hybrid and a Sativa Star which obviously a strong leaning sativa....going indica for grow height and bud density and sativa cross for color smell and stem structure
 
Sounds like a plan! Doing Fruit Punch this time around... We will see how this goes in a tent. Not sure what the stretch is going to look like. If it's too much then I may go with more of a daytime hybrid next round.
 
Prodigus said:
Sounds like a plan! Doing Fruit Punch this time around... We will see how this goes in a tent. Not sure what the stretch is going to look like. If it's too much then I may go with more of a daytime hybrid next round.
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Just use lst then once in flower a trellis net keep them the height you want them. Some grows may take more work than others.
 
My girls don't really stretch just pushing out node leafs rn....a little stretch here and there but they really like my light placement rn keeps humidity pretty optimum
 
I have a net ready to use at about the 3 feet mark (maybe a little less depending). I think I got the one with either 2x2 or 3x3 holes. I'll fill as many as I can but being my first in a long while, I'm not gonna stress over trying to fill the whole thing. Hopefully I can get quite a few strong tops and then just have that trellis there to support all the fat bottomed girls.
 
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