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On the flip, I had problem with the timers and for two days they did not work right, so I am wondering if those issues would have taken this long to manifest. I hate the fact the tent takes up so much room, I am thinking I want to grow fewer plants, like one in a big pot. I see light glowing from the inside out, but never checked the other way....I am looking into either a smaller tent or a solid box and one or two plants, I don't need this big, but I need a much nicer set up. The issue with wanting to quit is the fact I am renting and have a LL who I have had to deal with and it stressed me out, then family want to come over...I just need something smaller. Thank you for talking me off the ledge. SO what do I do now? Shut it down or keep it going?It takes time and patience. Especially when you're switching mediums (indoor vs outdoor).
Your grow can be simple. You dont need to go crazy on environmental mistakes. Think of nature in general. Completely uncontrolled and ever changing. If the plant really HAD TO HAVE no more than 60% humidity EVER this plant would have gone extinct long ago.
Do what you can to reproduce "optimal" grow conditions, otherwise keep it simple. Create the best setup possible and make tweaks if they're needed. These plants are called weed for a reason lol You could drop a seed in dogshit come spring and that thing will grow.
Most people create their own mistakes. Too much nutrients or not enough. A light timer failed and she went into flower early or interrupted her bedtime. From what I see making a simple thing overly complicated before a grower is prepared to identify mistakes; or signs of damage, without someone's input is the root cause for failed grows.
I find "super hot" peppers are harder to grow than MJ. A plant is a plant. Some people have a knack for it while others need time to learn.
Dont kick yourself while you're down man. That's the easy way out. You will do better next time.