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Momofunkylove
Momofunkylovestarted grow question a year ago
the temperature is very high do you think I should open my tent more regularly at the risk of dropping humidity and watering more regularly ? the temperature rises to 30 degrees because I leave the tent closed but do you think it's preferable to open it more
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Leaves. Color - Pale
Plant. Too short
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Benzels
Benzelsanswered grow question a year ago
Dont worry too much about humidity now its past the first week. You want 60-70% NO MORE!! And a temp of 30C is fine, its not perfect but its fine. 26-28 is perfect, so you are not far off. If your humidity is too high now, the plant wont drink and if its not drinking, its not drinking nutes is it?? This is a common prpb with people running plants in soil -if you use synthetic nutes, you can get away with high humidity as the plant is being force fed chemical nutes. If you are in soil with organic nutes, and your humidity is too high, then the plants look yellow and hungry no matter what you do. Drop the humidity and you will see it come good in a week. In soil, you water it well once a week roughly ok? If its a coco/soil mix, every 5 days or so... As long as the light isnt too close to the plant, dont worry bout the temp if its 30c or under. But yes, id def suggest you do the venting more often thing to get more air in, in fact leave a small flap somewhere open 24/7 if you are not already ok? And get that fan/vent running more!! She will be fine in 4-7 days once she starts transpiring more and sucking up those nutes. 😁
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Momofunkylove
Momofunkyloveanswered grow question a year ago
Thank you all for your advice I will post photos in the diaries in 1 week to see their progress I will leave dry soil and water about every 5 days. I've opened my shutters to let the air circulate and I've put a small fan on 24/7. We're going to let them sweat a bit to integrate the nutrients better.
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Momofunkylove
Momofunkyloveanswered grow question a year ago
I have a soil that is very dry from the start. Do you advise me to let them dry even in vegetative state a little and to just add water before feeding them ?
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Ctbest2023
Ctbest2023answered grow question a year ago
So id say overwatering
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Ctbest2023
Ctbest2023answered grow question a year ago
U r growing in soil u really want to water till it starts to dry most of the way do ur roots spread out in search of water soil= water till alomost dry coco 90% wet at all times high aeragation meaning water more then once a day hydro roots sit in water and nutes every medium requires different water schedules
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MisterAeroponics
MisterAeroponicsanswered grow question a year ago
Looks overwatered to me. As long as your humidity is up in appropriate range your plants will take the heat well. They wont take the overwatering though. The red peat moss gives me issues, i prefer the light blown color moss. Overwatering is #1 issue with new growers
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Blackcat13
Blackcat13answered grow question a year ago
Hello. They seem a little runned down. In my opinion you should spray water (PHed) often around them, have a good air circulation and If possible drop the temperature, these seedlings at this age are very fragile. (if opening the tent does drop the temperature, you should do it). Fresh air from outside coming in would be good... you will struggle a bit with this temps. Good luck.
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