Pics under normal lights. This is impossible. Only thing it can be said is there is too much nitrogen in the plant.He sent me a picture and said this is what the plant looks like. Tent looks to be dry and plant is shriveling up. . He purchased a Honeywell humidifier but it doesn’t work. Says the next purchase HAS to be one that’s guaranteed to increase level as it struggles to reach 40% humidity
I’m just trying to get to the bottom of it.40% not that bad. Looks like he’s got something else going on.
Medium?Whats the medium?
Whats the feeding schedule and nutes?
It looks like overfertilization to me.
The same soil that’s been in there before is what helped it grow. But the humidifier that’s in there is a warm mist, so should he get a cool mist, helping keeping the temperature down?Whats the medium?
Whats the feeding schedule and nutes?
It looks like overfertilization to me.
Understandable, post more info on your grow for a proper diagnosis for your ailment.I’m just trying to get to the bottom of it.
Well in anycase that plant has nitrogen issues imo. Stop feeding for a while.Medium?
According to him, feeding schedule is every 4 days or so. Thing is...he says it was good until he bought the tent. Had fans in it until he bought the carbon filter system. With the fan the humidity was higher but that was October or so. Now it’s november and difference in weather. Says he uses “mammoth p” every other feeding. Uses “fish sh¡t” which oddly helped out a lot.
Don’t know what are your friends temps like?The same soil that’s been in there before is what helped it grow. But the humidifier that’s in there is a warm mist, so should he get a cool mist, helping keeping the temperature down?
Understandable, post more info on your grow for a proper diagnosis for your ailment.
He says between 30-33 degrees celcius. It went up to 35 without the carbon filter feeding outside air into the tent but since he installed it, it’s helped the temp. It was above 40% humidity but since the weather temp fell and tent setup modified, the humidity dropped tooDon’t know what are your friends temps like?
I will tell him to buy a test kit. He says up to now everything was fine. Apartment heat is regulated by building so could be heat transfer making the tent hotter than should be.Well in anycase that plant has nitrogen issues imo. Stop feeding for a while.
35 degrees with with that rh is the problem. Tho there is a nitrogen abundance these temps are making everything worse. I always try to keep it around 24-27. Lately its been 22-23 tho. I think your friend should not zip the tent and run it with the flap open or he may need to get a flexible duct and pull air from a colder room, possibly from outside of the building (with a bug filter attached at the end).He says between 30-33 degrees celcius. It went up to 35 without the carbon filter feeding outside air into the tent but since he installed it, it’s helped the temp. It was above 40% humidity but since the weather temp fell and tent setup modified, the humidity dropped too
Vivosun 4 inch carbon filter. Vivosun in-line fan(blowing air in) 600w led light. Have had low humidity levels. Lowering into 30s level.
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