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Anyway, more discovery and learning to do as I go. I'm going to post in the thread about the heater and ask other owners advice, I'll link to it here as well.
She's here! I had to get my daughter to help get it inside it's so heavy!
She's here! I had to get my daughter to help get it inside it's so heavy!
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Instruction booklet reading for me tonight i think.
The humidity is my problem really, I can't naturally get it down to 40-50% (see monthly averages below) which I want for flowering. Looks like I may need to buy a dehumidifier, anyone got any suggestions for an in tent one? It has to be able to run when powered on so can plug it in to the controller as it'll be a straight on/off command.
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And then, earlier in the afternoon I transplanted the Pineapple Skunk photo in to her big new home (up to her neck @Greenjourneyman !) for the outdoor season and gave her a bit of afternoon sunshine. Was going to wait a few more days but she was ready to go I think. Plan to keep outside all day then inside for first few nights till she acclimatises to her new home and grows a bit more. Then she'll be outdoor 24/7.
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I'm trying to find the best spot in the garden and I think I've worked out a place with all morning sunshine, shaded for the hottest lunchtime/early afternoon sun then back in it for the late afternoon/evening. Hopefully a nice balance. Really looking forward to this adventure.
Ooooo SHIT! That’s awesome! It’s arrived. Very fun man you’ll have to slap up a pic once it’s in place.
Hey man,
It can be really frustrating chasing that perfect VPD. It can also drive you a little mad. I would advise try to keep yourself within 20% of the optimal range, the plants will definitely tell you when th humidity is too much or the heat spikes of the normal range. Sadly we don’t have full labs to control every variable we’re blokes with tents in the basement and garage. Just don’t beat yourself up over straying outside the crayon line.
Totally sweet you decided to go with an outdoor photo it is a very fun adventure. Make sure the rodents and deer down get at it. Also super cute on size there, mine are always a foot or two going outside. I’m really interested to see how big it gets under your radiant Cali sun. Also if it pops make you can try your hand at pollen chucking.
Hadnt heard of that company. Looked them up. Wish i hadnt. Now i want one
Dude,Lol, me neither, you can blame @Greenjourneyman for that! He put me on to them after much searching.
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