Something like 40% yes. I dont really mess so much with humidity. Just let it dry and thats it. Having always great results...
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Auto Night Queen® by Ted
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5Grow Conditions
Week 9
Flowering
45
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inch
Height
20 hrs
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6+ conditions after
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Ted7 years ago
Hey guys....sorry for not updating this diary as usual. Had a lot of things to do and have been on vacation the last two weeks. Both plants should be ready next week. Great smell and production even though i had one light burned out so I had to order a new one. Right now using 2 X cxb3590 (55Watts) and one HS1. I think the 3590 kicks ass!
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Tedcommentedweek 107 years ago
BigDaddyKcommentedweek 97 years ago
How long do you dry ? Your bud shots are amazing 👍
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BigDaddyKcommented7 years ago
@Ted,what sort of temperature/humidity ? Must be quite low (40%) or less
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Tedcommented7 years ago
@BigDaddyK, I use paperbags...drying for about 5 days than put it in a jar.
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GanjafarmerNLcommentedweek 107 years ago
How strong is the smell?
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Tedcommented7 years ago
@Simon, Strong!
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CovikLaFlairecommentedweek 107 years ago
Whats the ratio of trichomes cloudy/amber?
How are y0ou satisfied with smoke..I wanted to do it but I missed it..
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Tedcommented7 years ago
@CovikLaFlaire, trichomes always like 80/20. Cant tell you anything about the smoke cause I dont smoke weed.
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Silas420Rcommentedweek 57 years ago
Hi bro, do you mix the nutes together or you keep separate containers with grow and bloom solution? I have biobizz products too and i'd like to know which is best. 10x
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Tedcommented7 years ago
@Silas420R, just mix them together. There is no need to feed them seperated.
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Fyad420commentedweek 97 years ago
Very nice!
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