To the "Conaseurs"

To the Growers that....,Above ALL else...Will strive,Will create,experiment and ofcourse bask in the fruits of there labour...With just 1 simple goal
"ABSOLUTE PERFECTION"....
ONE DAY....
Anyway Me on the other hand am on my 2nd grow now,first was ah 4x4 ft tent...It was ok but I knew I could do better.So with the land lords blessing I set to work building my own room.
Has been up n running for 5 weeks
now,But just finally today I can honestly stand back and think "FUK YEA"
It's 5x5x6,Am running 3x Electric sky V2 leds 2x dehumidifiers and ah Air con unit in the trusty garden shed...
As shown below.
First 3 weeks were touch in go.
I got 29 cuttings,Room wasn't quite ready so grabbed ah light and in the wardrobe for maybe ah 1 n 1/2 weeks.
After that they looked rough ah.
Started stressing...1st lesson....All the nice shit....Dumbarse,Didn't buy ah PH tester...Mate brought 1 over and water was 9....Took good 3 weeks but nursed them back and there off,just came outa the stretching stage,and still I struggle to get humidity levels dwn under 60% during Nap time...
I wonder often...Is she ah Forgiving plant?Ya know,Realizes everybody makes stupid mistakes,But allgood all is forgiven Lets crank this shit....
Or...UnForgiving?And gonna pay out every chance she gets? Because of the rough start?
During the day I can get it dwn to 50%.Am really hoping its gonna go dwn over the period of flowering?
ANYONE?

Really? I have never in all my years checked the RH, even in the winter with condensation running down the walls. Or the PH of my water, I have tried to check PH of soil tho but gave that up too. Within a generation or two the plants will adapt to whatever conditions you or nature provide. Everyone wants to kill them with kindness.

In flower you need to behave like a gentleman, anything that stiffles growth will cost yield.
In veg you can train photoperiodics like it pleases you. Anything off may cost time... but not kill the product.

Good luck!

If your just going into flower your humidity is only going up. But if this is your flowering humidity I wouldn’t worry. What are your temps at?

How about some pics of the girls?