New Grower Archiweedies III

If your exhaust fan is able to suck in the sides of your tent then you can open up as many bottom flaps as you want to to allow in fresh air. Some guys if they have some real heat issues will use a powered intake. Course that would give you even more difficulty staying with your humidity goals.

Yea the exhaust is a beast. It sucks the side in with the speed turned all the way down no problem.


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Day 1 for my new baby girl. Mephisto Genetics - Toof Decay
I named her Bill and I don't really have an explanation as to why other than just because haha!

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I actually let my exhaust fan cycle off during hot dry spells to help control my humidity. I have a Titan controller it allows for a high idle a low idle and a completely off setting, still based on my temp settings.
I reviewed our conversation and I decided to give this a go tonight. Should be interesting to see how this works out for me.
 
You still want an oscillating fan going, to keep mold spoors from settling.

For sure man, just the exhaust was turned off and I left the passive intakes open on the tent as normal which may be the reason I had little recordable difference last night. I generally have two of the three flaps open as it seems to keep the tent in the 70's most all the time that way. Should I have closed them partially?


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I like to run my temps in the high 70s with LEDs. Whether or not you close those tent flaps really has to do with how well you can dial in your temperatures and your environment. If it works better with them open then leave them open but if it works better closed you close them. You do want some fresh air coming in but honestly you don't need all that much.
 
I like to run my temps in the high 70s with LEDs. Whether or not you close those tent flaps really has to do with how well you can dial in your temperatures and your environment. If it works better with them open then leave them open but if it works better closed you close them. You do want some fresh air coming in but honestly you don't need all that much.

Oh okay, thanks Jingo it's all new to me with the tent. I'm just ecstatic to have stable temps at this point. I'll continue to monitor things.


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Alright guys multi strain Mephisto grow day 30. Following TaNgs easy auto feeding guide so today I switch to 2ml/ltr on the base nutes.

I've got great growth since my last update. Let's start with age before beauty shall we?
Day 30(+6) HBSS is starting to do her thing. She did not like her topping I don't think.
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Deep Blu C is super bushy man too bushy. I guess she is indica through and through. I'm not sure if that's what's causing her leaves to look kinda wrinkly or what. She has been LST'ed and only take a leaf or two here or there when needed.
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Northern Cheese Haze is my favorite plant right now! What? You know we all pick faves! Even though I love the plant structure but she's not without her problems. I think, as she is in vermifire soil, it's too hot and is causing nitrogen toxicity. I have already flushed once with ph'ed water and will probably water with no nutes when she next needs it.
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Tyrone A is looking good and she has a bit more of a dense nature than her sister. LST and some very minimal supercropping. I noticed something that I see occasionally but can't explain. Every once in a while I get these random crumbled up leaves that I'm not sure what happened.
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Tyrone B stared as a runt who I think fought the heat she was born into a little harder than the rest. She has bounced back pretty nice and she has that more open structure that I prefer. It just makes it easier for me and my ten thumbs to tie her down.
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Toof Decay (Day 5)
I'm sure her roots are sinking real deep right now. She's got no choice really cause I've been watering straight down starting at the base of the plant in about a 3" diameter.
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I'm curious about what's going on with DBC and how best to deal with the claw that NCH is displaying. I assume flush and start with 1/4 strength nutes, but I defer to those with more experience here. Seems basic, too much nitrogen so you flush some out.

One big happy fam!
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Got a little issue I'm not sure if I diagnosed correctly. Looks like Potassium deficiency I think.
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Edit: I suppose I see some leaf curling on the edges as well, could it be light burn? Mars II is about 22" above it I believe. I'll double check next chance I get. Thanks for looking guys. @MedGrower @namvet25 @Ryker604


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