Indoor High Temps ... NLBB & Bubblelicious ....
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Hey Chester my wife finished one of the ten gal. pots,made of woven canvas material,I think these are going to work really well.We paid 19.95 for three yards of material.This will be enough for 6 /10 gal. pots .I don,t know what the smart pots would cost that size.I know they would be more,shipping would cost that much.Thanks again brother.Peace.
You talking to me..? Hey popcorn guy?
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Optimal temperature is variable relative to humidity from what I've been reading although you'd surely want more air circulation as humidity goes higher.
I've never had a grow condition that was less than 80+ degrees so I have no idea if lower than 80 is ideal.
Here's that post about temp/humidity:
https://www.autoflower.org/index.ph...erry-kush-experience.43223/page-2#post-836233
According to the chart, at 77-80 F, your rh should be at 70 to 75% humidity to be optimal
Is this really true? What if co2 is enhanced in the air>?
High temp or not, your plants look so healthy! As you know I too am growing bubblelicuous that are same age add yours. As in my last grow I'm seeing yellowing of the leaves already. Must be something missing from my roots organic line of nutes. Next time. ..I'm copying you!
Chester
Honey Hugger ...
I've lost a few leaves to yellowing on each plant ... there was a slight over all deficiency and then a little bit of cal mag problems ... I start w/ 5mg/gal of cal mag at about 10 days and about every two weeks I give them a double dose ... the best thing a new grower can do is find a successful grower w/ equipment similar to their own and copy them ... makes life so much easier ...
That's why I'm copying you next time!
Hi chester,i,ve got some KC45s the last time i grew those they were root bound i had them in 5 gal. smart posts,i just thought a bigger pot would be better,do you think 7 gal would be better.I appreciate your time sir.Peace
Hey medi thanks for the link,I can manipulate my R/H ,i have a humidifier and a dehumidifier,i can dial in R/H as needed,according to the chart my R/h should be between 70 and 80 percent.That seems a little high,and is this only in Veg.I usually use my dehumidifier the last two weeks of flower,to prevent mold .Is this an acceptable practice.We are very dry here in Tx.this time of year,our R/H runs about 50 to 60.Peace
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