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about the humtea....i found out more...that i can only use it for a foliar feeding because my house and garden nuts will kill the beneficial bacteria....etc. but as a foliar feeding and top watering in veg, it should be good....????? any responses to this? thanks again!

i'm currently using house and gardens cocos a&b, with cool bloom at the end. i'm thinking of adding humtea and my regular feedings on my girls and i'd like to get some opinions on the humtea thing. i've done some reading up on the subject and from what i can tell, people think it's pretty...

thanks i just out in 2 dehumidifiers...i just put them in yesterday... it's not a sealed room, so we get outside air and "weather" conditions in our tin shed...

i was going to answer, but i'm going to let my husband answer...he knows more than i do.

we're still getting about a pound a light....indoors...so not so hosed....

thanks for your help buddy...

i was told that if you brought your water down to ph of 3.0 you could then spray it on your plants to kill bugs and powdery mildew. how about for bud rot? its hard to keep my humidity down and i'm finding bud rot. we're in norcal and it's rainy season, so humidity is a problem...even indoors...

can anyone tell me the optimum soil temp when lights are on for an indoor grow? also, if anyone can advise the proper humidity for the air, i'd appreciate it! thanks so much dana

i'll guess 40" if you can keep it standing up. what size container and you might have to do stakes and twist ties because your buds will be too heavy for the branches to support. maybe 6oz. if you're lucky. d x

what is the optimum temp for soil and air in an indoor grow? humidity? thanks d