Outdoor and humidity

DrOgkush said:
Stick to indoors? That sucks. I lived in Florida for a bit. So I understand humidity. I also never tried growing outside. Seemed impossible to me at that time.
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Indoor was not an option for some time this year. They actually started inside and where moved out because of a construction project. I've run outdoor a bunch of times but not in a while. It's funny indoor I have the exact opposite issue..........20%-30% rh
 
DarkWeb said:
This is my first time trying regalia. Pretty wet year so we'll see how it goes.
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I just received my bottle the other day...but I feel I'm to close to chop to use it...been bringing my plants in during these heavy rains
 
I also grow in high humidity (green line). Regalia should be arriving Monday but for now I've been spraying potassium silicate with success at keeping the mold down.

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You can have success in high humidity, just need to check every day for mold. Spray bacteria-based fungicides in the morning on cloudy days.

If you have to spray for pests definitely don't do it in the evening.

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sirtalis said:
Can't run a long extension cord in there and have a fan blowing?
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I have power run to it with an outlet and 2 fans, I guess I will take the advice of a foliar spray and thanks to everyone for the help. This is how they looked in earlier in July.
 

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They look great! Honestly, you're in a better position than most if you have fans running 24/7 during flower.
 
I'm doing a tank mix of Regalia/ LalStop G46/BTk/ Venerate as soon as the sun goes down. 520ppm/ 5.4 ph, so still a bit of headroom for Bloom Kaos during stretch.
I've been alternating Regalia with Seaweed juice for outdoor this year..so far, so good.

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I have my plants in the ground in a homemade greenhouse, I usually get like 1 big shop fan and have it come on a timer around 3am to 10 am to help control humidity inside. Some plants are more resistant than others.
 
I plan on growing STRICKLY autos outdoor from now on.
2 months and done before the weather changes. (JUNE-JULY)
Tuff to grow photoperiod plants outside.
Weather and humidity do not cooperate.
 
henrystyle said:
I plan on growing STRICKLY autos outdoor from now on.
2 months and done before the weather changes. (JUNE-JULY)
Tuff to grow photoperiod plants outside.
Weather and humidity do not cooperate.
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It dont always cooperate outdoors with auto's...if you don't spray for cats your fucked
 
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