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Hello everyone! After more than one year, and moving houses, here I am back for another grow!
Since I loved first time with fast buds seeds, id tough I'd give them one more go and this time I gave them another chance on their gorilla glue strain!
This time the house is bigger so I set a proper location for them. a unused bathroom, seems like the proper space for it with a few adaptations!
I'll be updating this more in depth during the weekend!
Oh, as u see I only advertise 3 seeds but you will see 4 pots, that's because the seed bank ofered me one free Northern lights auto seed, so I tought I'd just plant the extra one since I had the soil anyway, if any of the others didn't make it I'd still have this alternative! but I'll focus this grow on the gorilla glue seeds because that's the strain im really interested in!
You have a lot of answers already but I'd it's ok ill throw in my two cents and keep er' short. Seedling and Veg, look for 50-65%RH and around 25-27 degrees Celsius (77-80 degrees Fahrenheit). Flower you will drop your RH to 30-40% and temps between 19-26 degrees Celsius (66-79 degrees Fahrenheit).
Good air flow is key in all stages of growth. Standing humidity is standing water and can mold/develop pathogens that will affect the girls. Keep that air moving👍.
Personal grow notes: I personally ran 62% and 78 degrees Fahrenheit for the entire seedling and Veg state. This has proven to be a sweet spot and should work for you as well.
Drop me a line in PM if you need anything else or tips on how to create/disperse RH and/or temperatures using cheap/free methods, I've got a tonne. Cheers and good luck no matter what answer you choose to go with👌😉
I see what Rasta sees. I don't see lights too close type situation.. If the lights are too close you will most likely see heat stress on large upper leaves and sides Curling inwards towarsd the center of the leaves themselves. I'd recommend getting a LUX Meter for you smart phone if possible, I found this an invaluable resource for my leds as I can identify light spread, hot spots, etc.this can give you peace of mind and then you know for sure.. But in my opinion I'm strongly leaning towards light nutrient burn.
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