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The seedlings began to show signs of growth, and both successfully germinated within the paper towel environment. Due to the rapid expansion of their roots, I promptly transferred them into a small container to accommodate their immediate growth needs. Next week, I plan to relocate them into a 12-liter plant bag with some BioBizz All Mix inside it.
It's not visible on the picture but I placed a plastic bag with holes over the plant to maintain higher humidity levels around the young seedling
Update: The roots began to emerge at the bottom on day 6, forcing me to transfer them into a 12-liter container filled with BioBizz All Mix. Initially, I was concerned that the shock from transplanting might hinder their growth, but it appears they were unaffected.
I was thinking of using Siapton.
Does anyone have any experience with the nutrient?
If yes, I would be happy if you could provide me with some tips about the application of it.
I started feeding the girls some Siapton. Apparently, Siaptom is a good alternative for Bio-Heaven. We will see if that is true in ~8 weeks. Also started to LST at day 21.
I wasn't at home for a week, but I made sure to give my plants enough water to survive. Surprisingly, they continued growing without any issues. However, they started to emit a strong odor, so I decided to add a filter into the tent to prevent it from bothering my neighbors.
Currently, the humidity in my tent is ~55%. The plants are in the early flowering stage, so I am worried about mold. Does anyone know if the humidity is too high or can provide a solution without an electric dehumidifier?
Currently, the humidity in my tent is ~55%. The plants are in the early flowering stage, so I am worried about mold. Does anyone know if the humidity is too high or can provide a solution without an electric dehumidifier?
55 daytime is ok, it's night you have to be careful about, 55 day with a temp drop of 10 degree F could see rh skyrocket to upward of 65%, which is possible problem if left unchecked.
Have fan come on (high) once humidity reaches 50 set it to 5% difference. Moisture in the air is extracted, the tent should look concave when pushing air out. The only intake should be smaller than the cfm out (always on) and as close to the floor as possible, this creates a negative presuure within the tent forcing humid air out and slighlty less humid air from a lower point in.
The humidity will always be 20-30-40% higher at top of any room as opposed to bottom, same way that co2 sits on bottom 1"2" of lowest point in any room.
It can be quite a task to maintain but works well.
Just be aware you will also vent Any co2 that accumulates overnight. But in a closed loop all the co2 eventually makes it back in from bottom of floor.
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