Catcogro

All the ladies are doing good after transplanting to 1.5 gallon pots, they suffered no shock and all the root balls remained intact during transplant. I am going to transplant one more time into 3 gallon cloth pots right before i move them to the big tent, going to let my little sissy use my little tent after im done to start her babies for an outdoor grow. Giving Fox farm newts at 50% pre-mix, 2 tsp grow big and 2 tsp big bloom into a 1 gallon jug, and every one gets 8oz feeding once a week, probably bump that up to every other watering pretty soon. Im going to top the girls here in the next 2 weeks, and LST training for the rest of the inside grow. I have been trying to bump the humidity up in the grow tent but not having much luck I can get the humidity up for an hour or two but it drops back down, I have sprayed the the walls, used water with fan blowing over it for evaporation and have a small swamp cooler blowing into fan intact with out a significant increase in humidity. I looked at last years frow notes and had the same problem and still had a pretty good harvest, so i'm not going to worry about the humidity to much it will bump up in may. I turned the Red spectrum side of my grow light on this morning I tried it a few weeks ago and the tent just got to warm, so I will jus monitor the temperature today and see if stays in the low 80's. I may have to change my grow light I have a Mars hydro 1000, and a Vispectra 300W to see if they run any cooler.