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HerbGlaze · 03-31-2018, 07:16 AM

If you have air evenly distributed through out the canopy then you can run it up to 70%, running that right now and have zero mold. Strains are a huge variable too, some can be much more mold resistant then others.

My grow area isn't in a insolated area so it's naturally cold and humid. Set up a dehumidifier in the room along with 3 Damp Rids outside the tent. Humidity and temperature can be a c*** to dial in

heatherlonglee · 03-31-2018, 04:48 PM

Telling the OP that he can go to 70% or even 60% humidity is just poor advice. You're only here for the pissing contest; not really giving this guy help. This is dudes FIRST grow! Get through a few indoor flowering seasons, then let dude try to raise his humidity. Yes you can grow successfully at higher humidity, just don't come and state it like everyone should be doing it and it's so easy; thats just a wasted post so you can sound cool or whatever other reason you wanted to add to your post count.

stoned40yrs · 03-31-2018, 09:49 PM

jidoka · 04-01-2018, 01:58 AM

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Originally Posted by heatherlonglee

Telling the OP that he can go to 70% or even 60% humidity is just poor advice. You're only here for the pissing contest; not really giving this guy help. This is dudes FIRST grow! Get through a few indoor flowering seasons, then let dude try to raise his humidity. Yes you can grow successfully at higher humidity, just don't come and state it like everyone should be doing it and it's so easy; thats just a wasted post so you can sound cool or whatever other reason you wanted to add to your post count.

I am trying to help. Your old school bro science is his problem. Increasing veg humidity (not saying late flower) would instantly help

bsgospel · 04-01-2018, 01:33 PM

Right? Dudes gotta get some reps in on dialing in a room/space.

heatherlonglee · 04-02-2018, 08:43 AM

Lat time again jidoka this is OP's 1st grow! Don't make it seem like this is easy to go 70% humidity. Acting like it's so easy to go high humidity in veg, or whenever; again that's exactly what you shouldn't be saying (I'd gladly dump negative rep on you if still possible) going high humidity is for advanced level growers. You coming in here acting like it's for everybody makes me wonder if you just get away with high humidity; but know nothing? He knows very little about problems that could develop in the space he's growing in, it's his first time! Let this guy sort out whatever other problems will arise and be better prepared to handle them knowing pm isn't the problem. If anything goes wrong plants get sick new growers end up chasing their tails trying to find the problem. He's on his first grow there is going to be problems stop trying to trojan horse/sabotage dudes grow!

This growing good weed stuff is so easy I swear these other fools around don't wan't good real info shared. Just turn it into a pissing contest and share poor misinformed info in a way that helps nobody but themselves.

jidoka · 04-02-2018, 08:01 PM

I can tell him the problem low humidity will cause. Lack of transpiration will prevent the plant from moving Ca through the xylem to new growth. The plant will start building cell walls with K instead of Ca. That will practically guarantee pest/disease.

I know this works cause a lot of CO commercial grows agree with you. Granted they have plenty of other problems but cranking humidity up with misters always helps

Plus if you do actual tissue testing in CO you will learn the avg grow has 1% Ca and 7% K...a recipe for problems

But yea...maybe I am purposely trying to make the ops life harder. That is a problem with the internet

jidoka · 04-02-2018, 08:07 PM

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Edit...btw dump all the neg rep on me you want, ask your friends to help. No fucks are given by me. I never bothered to know what that is even about

heatherlonglee · 04-02-2018, 09:19 PM

jidoka read the damn thread! Stop making useless generalizations that a new grower will not be able to use! OP has stated that his humidity is around 45% and at it's highest around 60%. That's not low humidity! Your'e repeatedly saying stupid stuff; your post count has risen congrats.

bsgospel · 04-03-2018, 02:42 PM

I don't think it's useless or a generalization. It got pretty specific when he started dropping tissue % numbers and xylem pathways as a function of plant health. OP wanted to know if 45% was cool, they found out they could go higher with stability (or even, that it's not the end of the world if it happens to go over 50)

A generalization would be: you'll mold that sucker out with more humidity because..."new grower" ....?

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HerbGlaze Eugene Oregon Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 1,611	If you have air evenly distributed through out the canopy then you can run it up to 70%, running that right now and have zero mold. Strains are a huge variable too, some can be much more mold resistant then others. My grow area isn't in a insolated area so it's naturally cold and humid. Set up a dehumidifier in the room along with 3 Damp Rids outside the tent. Humidity and temperature can be a c*** to dial in __________________ Currently growing... Dairy Queen Fruit Punch Last edited by HerbGlaze; 03-31-2018 at 07:19 AM.. Reason: Waytoomany
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03-31-2018, 04:48 PM	#22
heatherlonglee Member Join Date: May 2011 Location: Denver, Colorado Posts: 162	Telling the OP that he can go to 70% or even 60% humidity is just poor advice. You're only here for the pissing contest; not really giving this guy help. This is dudes FIRST grow! Get through a few indoor flowering seasons, then let dude try to raise his humidity. Yes you can grow successfully at higher humidity, just don't come and state it like everyone should be doing it and it's so easy; thats just a wasted post so you can sound cool or whatever other reason you wanted to add to your post count. __________________ If I take time to answer a question regarding your post, OP; I demand a rating + or - your choice. I take time to answer with spell check and proof reading. If my post was helpful or not, say so please. Female gardener. Currently growing Weed. I really miss the negative rating! Yeah I would bust a fool up back in the day; negative rep!
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bsgospel Member Join Date: Apr 2014 Posts: 398	Right? Dudes gotta get some reps in on dialing in a room/space. __________________ It's time for a revolution, but probably not in the terms that people imagine it. The word conjures up images of— a modern day version of peasants going into the street with their pitch forks to go after the bad guy who lives in a big house and we're gonna get that son-of-a-bitch and we'll take all the stuff from him and we'll give it to the workers. That's not the kind of revolution I had in mind. I thought that it might be nice if it was handled a little bit more modern and efficient way, without people getting slaughtered. It's a matter of infiltration…The people who are in control of the media, the government that run the lives of the average person in the street. They aren't doing a good job 'cause they don't really care. The potential is there in the younger generation. Right now they’re not really interested. Their political involvement is on a very superficial basis. They go out for the social aspects of a march or a rally rather than for what it could possibly accomplish. -FZ
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04-02-2018, 08:43 AM	#26
heatherlonglee Member Join Date: May 2011 Location: Denver, Colorado Posts: 162	Lat time again jidoka this is OP's 1st grow! Don't make it seem like this is easy to go 70% humidity. Acting like it's so easy to go high humidity in veg, or whenever; again that's exactly what you shouldn't be saying (I'd gladly dump negative rep on you if still possible) going high humidity is for advanced level growers. You coming in here acting like it's for everybody makes me wonder if you just get away with high humidity; but know nothing? He knows very little about problems that could develop in the space he's growing in, it's his first time! Let this guy sort out whatever other problems will arise and be better prepared to handle them knowing pm isn't the problem. If anything goes wrong plants get sick new growers end up chasing their tails trying to find the problem. He's on his first grow there is going to be problems stop trying to trojan horse/sabotage dudes grow! This growing good weed stuff is so easy I swear these other fools around don't wan't good real info shared. Just turn it into a pissing contest and share poor misinformed info in a way that helps nobody but themselves. __________________ If I take time to answer a question regarding your post, OP; I demand a rating + or - your choice. I take time to answer with spell check and proof reading. If my post was helpful or not, say so please. Female gardener. Currently growing Weed. I really miss the negative rating! Yeah I would bust a fool up back in the day; negative rep!
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04-02-2018, 08:01 PM	#27
jidoka Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2016 Posts: 1,226	I can tell him the problem low humidity will cause. Lack of transpiration will prevent the plant from moving Ca through the xylem to new growth. The plant will start building cell walls with K instead of Ca. That will practically guarantee pest/disease. I know this works cause a lot of CO commercial grows agree with you. Granted they have plenty of other problems but cranking humidity up with misters always helps Plus if you do actual tissue testing in CO you will learn the avg grow has 1% Ca and 7% K...a recipe for problems But yea...maybe I am purposely trying to make the ops life harder. That is a problem with the internet __________________ The salt shaker
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04-02-2018, 08:07 PM	#28
jidoka Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2016 Posts: 1,226	For the pics or it did not happen crowd Edit...btw dump all the neg rep on me you want, ask your friends to help. No fucks are given by me. I never bothered to know what that is even about
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04-02-2018, 09:19 PM	#29
heatherlonglee Member Join Date: May 2011 Location: Denver, Colorado Posts: 162	jidoka read the damn thread! Stop making useless generalizations that a new grower will not be able to use! OP has stated that his humidity is around 45% and at it's highest around 60%. That's not low humidity! Your'e repeatedly saying stupid stuff; your post count has risen congrats. __________________ If I take time to answer a question regarding your post, OP; I demand a rating + or - your choice. I take time to answer with spell check and proof reading. If my post was helpful or not, say so please. Female gardener. Currently growing Weed. I really miss the negative rating! Yeah I would bust a fool up back in the day; negative rep!
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04-03-2018, 02:42 PM	#30
bsgospel Member Join Date: Apr 2014 Posts: 398	I don't think it's useless or a generalization. It got pretty specific when he started dropping tissue % numbers and xylem pathways as a function of plant health. OP wanted to know if 45% was cool, they found out they could go higher with stability (or even, that it's not the end of the world if it happens to go over 50) A generalization would be: you'll mold that sucker out with more humidity because..."new grower" ....? __________________ It's time for a revolution, but probably not in the terms that people imagine it. The word conjures up images of— a modern day version of peasants going into the street with their pitch forks to go after the bad guy who lives in a big house and we're gonna get that son-of-a-bitch and we'll take all the stuff from him and we'll give it to the workers. That's not the kind of revolution I had in mind. I thought that it might be nice if it was handled a little bit more modern and efficient way, without people getting slaughtered. It's a matter of infiltration…The people who are in control of the media, the government that run the lives of the average person in the street. They aren't doing a good job 'cause they don't really care. The potential is there in the younger generation. Right now they’re not really interested. Their political involvement is on a very superficial basis. They go out for the social aspects of a march or a rally rather than for what it could possibly accomplish. -FZ
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