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Throghout the week, I was able to maintain the temperature between 75-78F and humidity between 60-75. There are some occasions where
temperature and humidity reached above that level but only for a few hours.
Light scehdule is 18 hr with Lumen above 22000.
I feed plants the nutrients on Day 24 and 28.
Do some trimmings on Day24, 27.
Low Stress Training on Day27
On Day28 some signs of overfeeding are found on some leaf tips.
Nope, it won't harm the seedling directly. There are indirect ways it could harm it, though. Powdery mildew could be more likely to pop up on it, which isn't that harmful to the plant, but pretty unsightly.
Different molds could pop up that might effect growth of your plant.
I'm not quite sure if high humidity can promote diseases, but now that I think about it, I'm going to have to research it later.
But, for the most part, I'm pretty sure you're safe. You'll definitely want to get the humidity down by the time the plant starts vegging, though. I like to shoot for around 60% in my veg room.
I hope this helps.
Happy gardening!
@Gabriel_OD, You are welcome ♥️ Take your time, I did the same when I asked questions. P.h. meter is definitly the key. First mesure your solution p.h. (with or without nutrients) then the run-off gives you a good idea, if you mesure a too big difference them, then you have an issue. ♥️☺️♥️I will follow your diary ;)
@Blabina, thank you very much for coming all this way to check my diary. (I forget to tag my diary in grow question). I will check your answer and all other answers. As for pH, I still dont have one atm. I will go buy one soon.
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