Day 23 Flowering looking sad
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darkdestruction420
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looks like plant moisture stress sort of to me, thats based on how flat and limp some of the bottom fan leaves are. I think more pics would help me/us determine for sure, its really hard to tell anything for sure with only 1 pic of 1 of the plants.
Mrs. Robinson
Active Member
run your exhaust in the pm....
Serapis
Well-Known Member
install an airconditioner. One way or another, you'll need to pull humidity out in order to grow there.... what about mold, mildew?
darkdestruction420
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do you leave the ventilation/circulation going all the time or have you been turning it off.
hellraizer30
Rebel From The North
dude they dont realy look bad at all, but when you start buding if you have high humitity theres going to be a problem so start saving cuza dehumidifiers a must
Briester Behemoth
Member
forewarning: dehumidifiers create massive heat (the dehumidified air is heated before being released back into the environment). I would try venting air from your grow room to the rest of your house (assuming you don't mind the smell).
I got a dehumidifer because I had the same problem. I looked up how they work and supposedly the heating mechanism isn't necessary, so if you could somehow disable it, you might be in business (haven't tried it personally though).
But assuming you live in a cold, dry place, why don't you just vent some cool crisp air in a couple of times a day?
I got a dehumidifer because I had the same problem. I looked up how they work and supposedly the heating mechanism isn't necessary, so if you could somehow disable it, you might be in business (haven't tried it personally though).
But assuming you live in a cold, dry place, why don't you just vent some cool crisp air in a couple of times a day?
Briester Behemoth
Member
One other idea, you know those silica ball gel packets you see in packages of beef jerky and what not? the purpose of those is to remove humidity from the air. I've heard of people using them on a large scale like with what your doing. Might want to check those out.
Ctznsnips
Member
The circulation runs 24/7
ventilation runs periodically during light on hours
darkdestruction420
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sounds fine.
jimbizzzale67123
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Get yourself some Calcium Chloride, its the stuff that is in damp rid I am sure you can find a big bad online for a good price.
Throw it in a bowl and set it in the room about a foot by your plant, no where by a wind source or it could blow around.
Ctznsnips
Member
Running DWC, general hydro flora series nutes (keep it simple system), Hydrozyme, and pot of gold. ppm is about 1100, Ph is always 5.7-6.1. i think that temp may have been a problem, because it was getting cold, in the 68-72f range, so i bumped my heat up to 78 lights on 73ish lights off.
