Some more pictures of my problems with ventilation. Doors must be open for duct to be in. I just need to find the glass piece for the cooltube -_-.

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Found a glass piece. Doesn't really fit. So I am buying Epoxy Putty that is made to withstand 500 degree F. Hopefully superglue putty will stick it on there. I think I'm going to keep an open side and blow air into it from another fan thats blowing air in the whole room to increase CFM.

I lost a Skunk today, the one I "lost". That's ok. I expected to lose it and it was a bitch to water twice a day. Also, now it's a misdemeanor instead of a felony .

Anyways, plants are looking very healthy. All have their first 2 leafs.

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What's up sky? Don't know much about ventilation, but glad to see you're getting your problems solved. Keep up the good work. Can't wait to see some buddage.
BD

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Thanks for stopping by bull. Just found your grow and I'll make sure to keep pictures coming in.

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Got my new shitty pH meter which I thought was electric but evidently is not. So I decided to check the pH of everything. Sadly, it looked like it was not working when I stuck it in all 4 pots, and the water..And then I realized, lets check the run off!

So I flushed my plants because they were dry enough and I let the water drain for a long time. They will be under light for another 8 hours so I think it will dry out fast enough for the plant to be able to breath. The pH of the water PLUNGED (and I say that cause 6-7 = half the meter, pic later) down to 6.5! Perfect! This was all 4 plants pH, it might be non-scientific, but I'm satisfied that my pH meter works and that all my plants and water are Neutral ^_^!

Will update with pictures later.

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Also I'm curious. Does my soil look too dry in the picture before my last post? I don't think I understand what is the point at when I'm supposed to water. I've read over and over when the first inch of soil is dry, but whats dry? Like NO MOISTURE (when the topsoil looks like sand), or a little moisture (when the soils a brownish, not the dark dark chocolate when you flush or water them).

Also my temperature seems to be good after I flushed them. It's staying at 73 instead of 81. Am I making it too dry and it's heating up the surface? (My thermometer is on the surface of the soil pointing down to avoid light/heat rays.

I've been slowly spraying them with water every day or other for water. It seemed to keep the 1-2'' dry/wet and go back and forth consistently. Is this good? Should I keep doing this? I didn't spray much.

I KNOW PEOPLE HAVE BEEN READING, PLEASE GIVE ME OPINIONS!

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So somehow I learned how to use a camera! WOOT! So glad I did too.

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Hey Sky,
The pic looks good. When they are seedlings you should keep them fairly wet.

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Can you elaborate bull? Thanks for the comment. How wet, what color is the topsoil and how far down should it be this dry when I water. I don't want to lose any more babies so I'd like to know instead of go into and learn.

If you can answer these I'd appreciate it ALOT.

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