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[Captspaulding]

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Super badass stuff man. I’m doing it too.
Awesome

 

[Cannaburg]

I talked about this with MOZART... this was a study done that Mozart has those same affects...he said classical... Mozart if I recall was most effective... I was basically called a tool when I posted...

Now your backing my Info up


Thread 'playing MOZART to improve your crop' https://www.thcfarmer.com/threads/playing-mozart-to-improve-your-crop.141332/

 

[Itscheese94]

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wonder if this has effect on the bud form, like would it make the bud have a happier high then some grown without the music.

 

[Mikedin]

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He’s the reason I play music 24/7 in my lung room, it’s classic rock but they get tunes lol

 

[Mikedin]

 

[Mikedin]

 

[Tumbleweed375]

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Shit... more research is needed but i played my seeds a Franz Liszt record last night... the blue cheese, 1 bruce banner, and 1 cali blues are out of the dirt and the cali is 3/4 inch tall... before going in the dirt the cali blues was the last seed to crack

 

[Leoman]

Question about dehumidifiers. I tested mine out by running it all night. The humidity in the room started out at 50% and is still 50%. Is this normal? There's about an inch of water in the tank. I'd like to be able to get closer to 40% for late flower but don't think this one can do it.

 

[Deadstill]

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I would have let him pull out, then put one right through his heart

At least he got to procreate before he went, right?

 

[Deadstill]

Question about dehumidifiers. I tested mine out by running it all night. The humidity in the room started out at 50% and is still 50%. Is this normal? There's about an inch of water in the tank. I'd like to be able to get closer to 40% for late flower but don't think this one can do it.

Sounds like the room isn't sealed enough or the dehumidifier just isn't big enough...

 

[Leoman]

Sounds like the room isn't sealed enough or the dehumidifier just isn't big enough...

Maybe plastic on the windows would help. It's rated at 800 square feet which is bigger than the room. Not that their ratings mean much

 

[Deadstill]

Maybe plastic on the windows would help. It's rated at 800 square feet which is bigger than the room. Not that their ratings mean much

Yeah if I'm growing in a room not specifically designed for growing, I generally like to line the rooms with panda plastic and make sure to seal every seam with duct tape. I'm also a big fan of those zipper entryway things. You simply stick it where you want your door/entryway, open the zipper, cut it open with a utility knife and you have a zipper sealed entryway.

 

[Leoman]

Yeah if I'm growing in a room not specifically designed for growing, I generally like to line the rooms with panda plastic and make sure to seal every seam with duct tape. I'm also a big fan of those zipper entryway things. You simply stick it where you want your door/entryway, open the zipper, cut it open with a utility knife and you have a zipper sealed entryway.

I was looking into something like plastic drop cloths for painting. Haven't heard of panda plastic.

The room has a window AC unit in the summer so wouldn't have much option to seal it then.

 

[Deadstill]

I was looking into something like plastic drop cloths for painting. Haven't heard of panda plastic.

The room has a window AC unit in the summer so wouldn't have much option to seal it then.

https://www.amazon.com/s?k=panda+plastic&crid=2PJNRZ88LTFB4&sprefix=panda+plas%2Caps%2C472&ref=nb_sb_noss_2

It's basically black on one side and white on the other, thus the "panda' name.

Comes in many different thicknesses and sizes. Can be found at just about every garden center, too. Prices vary.

I'd recommend getting some that's at least 3mil thick, 5 or 6mil + for more permanent applications.

As for the window AC, install the panda plastic with the AC in the window (even just temporarily) just cut a hole in the panda plastic around the window AC, take the AC out and then take another piece of panda plastic and seal off the hole until you're ready for the AC again in the Spring.

BTW it's super easy to install panda plastic with just a staplegun and duct tape. Use duct tape to seal off every seam, and put duct tape over every staple site, as well, to seal the room as best as you can.

 

[Leoman]

https://www.amazon.com/s?k=panda+plastic&crid=2PJNRZ88LTFB4&sprefix=panda+plas%2Caps%2C472&ref=nb_sb_noss_2

It's basically black on one side and white on the other, thus the "panda' name.

Comes in many different thicknesses and sizes. Can be found at just about every garden center, too. Prices vary.

I'd recommend getting some that's at least 3mil thick, 5 or 6mil + for more permanent applications.

As for the window AC, install the panda plastic with the AC in the window (even just temporarily) just cut a hole in the panda plastic around the window AC, take the AC out and then take another piece of panda plastic and seal off the hole until you're ready for the AC again in the Spring.

BTW it's super easy to install panda plastic with just a staplegun and duct tape. Use duct tape to seal off every seam, and put duct tape over every staple site, as well, to seal the room as best as you can.

Cool, I just ordered some. The previous owners put in cheap windows before selling the house so they're not real insulated to begin with. A 10x10 would cover both of them perfectly.

 

[Captspaulding]

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Now the tables have turned cock face

 

[Mikedin]

Maybe plastic on the windows would help. It's rated at 800 square feet which is bigger than the room. Not that their ratings mean much

That’s probably the issue too small of a dehu, I’m in a 300 Sq ft room, I’m running one of these, they are unavailable now but I paid $269 for it about a year and a half ago, an hour and I can drop RH from 80 to 35 but it can defenitly add to heat in the room

 

[Captspaulding]

That’s probably the issue too small of a dehu, I’m in a 300 Sq ft room, I’m running one of these, they are unavailable now but I paid $269 for it about a year and a half ago, an hour and I can drop RH from 80 to 35 but it can defenitly add to heat in the room

Yep, that’s a nice little unit though.
Mines over kill for my flower room, but that means it runs less, and pulls more.

 

[Leoman]

That’s probably the issue too small of a dehu, I’m in a 300 Sq ft room, I’m running one of these, they are unavailable now but I paid $269 for it about a year and a half ago, an hour and I can drop RH from 80 to 35 but it can defenitly add to heat in the room

I'll try the plastic first. If that doesn't work I'll look into a bigger dehumidifier. Don't really have to worry about it for a couple months but insulating will help to keep the room warmer during veg.

 

[Mikedin]

I'll try the plastic first. If that doesn't work I'll look into a bigger dehumidifier. Don't really have to worry about it for a couple months but insulating will help to keep the room warmer during veg.

Yep it’s great in the winter when you’re looking for heat while running LED’s but horrible in the summer when you’re battling heat AND humidity it’s a pain in the ass that’s where the overkill works awesome it’ll run 3-4 minutes to drop me from 55% back down to 45% so it helps limit the heat input to the room

But when it’s super humid and it’s running constantly it can raise the room temp 5-6f