Pinkharpie18
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My humidity has ran way higher than what is recommended during flower at night and slightly during the day. With my buds getting bigger I became more and more worried about bud rot and mold.
I have good airflow and haven't found dew or condensation, but based on what I have found, bud rot and or mold is practically guaranteed at these levels.
6 days ago I started running a dehumidifier in the room my tent is in, and it has definitely lowered my average humidity at night. I also raised my light a few inches since I have had light bleaching, and they are really close to some colas.
Now, since then my plants have been changing colors. They were rather green and pretty lush looking overall but this last week have got decidedly less green. Some brown, gold, yellow and purple tones have appeared more.
I am wondering if this is due to the environmental changes, deficiencies or maybe natural fading. Since these are my first ever grown plants I honestly can't seem to figure this out on my own. I want to figure this out so I can either tweak things next run or worry less. Thank you!
I have good airflow and haven't found dew or condensation, but based on what I have found, bud rot and or mold is practically guaranteed at these levels.
6 days ago I started running a dehumidifier in the room my tent is in, and it has definitely lowered my average humidity at night. I also raised my light a few inches since I have had light bleaching, and they are really close to some colas.
Now, since then my plants have been changing colors. They were rather green and pretty lush looking overall but this last week have got decidedly less green. Some brown, gold, yellow and purple tones have appeared more.
I am wondering if this is due to the environmental changes, deficiencies or maybe natural fading. Since these are my first ever grown plants I honestly can't seem to figure this out on my own. I want to figure this out so I can either tweak things next run or worry less. Thank you!