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And one more thing how long should I leave the seedlings in the pots they're in b4 up potting to the 5 gal and should I step up in-between
Rh drops down to 50 with dome offI would say take the dome off.. looks like humidity is very high
50 is perfectRh drops down to 50 with dome off
It draws 1000 watts from the wall and the photone app says it's real close to the ppfd stated as wellI saw you said a 1000w phlizon light, is that a true 1k or an equivalent light? I would imagine it’s “comparable” to 1,000w or your tent would be pushing 85f easily with the exhaust at 100%.
Can you post your light and manufacturer specs?
I feel like this is kind of a loaded question. 50% - 60% humidity is passable but higher humidity in early development is almost always better for overall plant health in that early stage. Obviously high humidity environments present their own problems but I think with proper air circulation and cleanliness protocols those problems can be minimized and managed and still be able to provide the best environment for our plants to thrive in.@sjs1488
Sprouts look good rich and dark.
First, once the sprouts pop out of the soil loose the dome. Just water lightly around the stem, like an inch or so. Just enough that the roots can stretch out and chase the water.
I don’t mist seedlings normally, just clones. I’d let them get bigger first. Then maybe foliar spray depending how they look.
Keep humidity around 50-60% is fine. You don’t want things damp or over watered.
Feel free to ask questions or poke me if you need to.
Okay. 50% to 70% is fine. If he can only do 50 to 60 without the dome isn’t that okay?I feel like this is kind of a loaded question. 50% - 60% humidity is passable but higher humidity in early development is almost always better for overall plant health in that early stage.
True. But this is simply so he can remove the dome without worrying his humidity is to low. Nothing more.Obviously high humidity environments present their own problems but I think with proper air circulation and cleanliness protocols those problems can be minimized and managed and still be able to provide the best environment for our plants to thrive in.
Excellent. Totally different scenario from OP. He has sprouts about 1.5” in a dome with mist all over the sides.My early seedlings through early veg get humidity levels averaging around 70% - 80% consistently and, so far, I haven't had any mold or mildew issues.
I’m glad you found your zone and it’s working for you.I'm currently in week 2 of flower and the humidity in the tent hasn't gone below 60% throughout and has spent most of its time in the 70% - 75% range.
I try to keep things simpler for beginners and myself.I'll start lowering the humidity after week 6 but moreso to stress them to produce the desired effect rather than any issues with disease or pests.
I have my ac infinity 6in fan vented into the dome with temp and rh sensor in dome and another AC infinity 6in in tent with separate temp and humidity sensor in tent tent I keep cooler and rh in basement and tent stay around 50 or below so I spray dome 2 or 3 times a day as needed to bring the rh back up between 70 and 80 but the fan dries the dome out everytime it kicks onAs long as he can keep the general humidity levels around the 70% range I would say he doesn't need the dome but if he can't keep it that high consistently then the dome is a good idea to keep on to maintain those levels. Does he have a way to monitor humidity in the dome like a mini hygrometer? That would allow him a way to monitor the dome environment and make sure his humidity levels are good.
He could probably keep the domes off and it wouldn't do much harm but if he's trying to otpimize every stage then these are the levels he needs to try and maintain.
don't spray the top of ur dome at least. it just keeps dripping on top of ur soil/plants.I have my ac infinity 6in fan vented into the dome with temp and rh sensor in dome and another AC infinity 6in in tent with separate temp and humidity sensor in tent tent I keep cooler and rh in basement and tent stay around 50 or below so I spray dome 2 or 3 times a day as needed to bring the rh back up between 70 and 80 but the fan dries the dome out everytime it kicks on
My temp in my basement is always between 55 and 60 degrees Fahrenheit so I think that's y it stays around 80ish if I turn my temp that high on my fan but the basement makes it easy to keep temps coolI saw you said a 1000w phlizon light, is that a true 1k or an equivalent light? I would imagine it’s “comparable” to 1,000w or your tent would be pushing 85f easily with the exhaust at 100%.
Can you post your light and manufacturer specs?
I water around the stem about every 4ish days with 50 ml nute solution it calls for 5ml per gal so I've been using 1.5 ml per gal of remos VEVO kelp, calmag, micro and growGot to agree with Zen.. here's an opion: I think the faster the drybacks the quicker the growth. Again. It's an opinion.
I have been spraying with VEVO kelp and calmag everyday seems to be doing very well@sjs1488
Sprouts look good rich and dark.
First, once the sprouts pop out of the soil loose the dome. Just water lightly around the stem, like an inch or so. Just enough that the roots can stretch out and chase the water.
I don’t mist seedlings normally, just clones. I’d let them get bigger first. Then maybe foliar spray depending how they look.
Keep humidity around 50-60% is fine. You don’t want things damp or over watered.
Feel free to ask questions or poke me if you need to.
Ah, cool. Nothing wrong with that.As long as he can keep the general humidity levels around the 70% range I would say he doesn't need the dome but if he can't keep it that high consistently then the dome is a good idea to keep on to maintain those levels. Does he have a way to monitor humidity in the dome like a mini hygrometer? That would allow him a way to monitor the dome environment and make sure his humidity levels are good.
He could probably keep the domes off and it wouldn't do much harm but if he's trying to otpimize every stage then these are the levels he needs to try and maintain.
I miss understood what was meant by misting. Thought it was just water.I have been spraying with VEVO kelp and calmag everyday seems to be doing very well
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