Well I just sprouted 4 for 4 seeds of thai stick. I used the cup of water method until they all sank and then I put them in moist paper towels. So far I think I've been doing a good job considering one sprouted 3 days ago and the rest sprouted 2 days ago.
My lights are set on at 5 pm and off at 11 am. Right before the hottest part of the day. Temps usually range from 74-84 but today it got up to 95 (my temp gauge keeps records of the hottest and coldest parts of the day) I have an intake and exhaust fan. Pretty good ventilation. The only thing I can think of is add another fan or try and get my room cooler and darker. I put foil on the windows to reflect the sun away and I"m going to put a white curtain up to keep out that little extra sun light. Any other tips? An A/C is out of the question at this moment until I have next months rent saved up. (2 weeks)
I'll post pics as soon as my camera charges up.
I also had a gnat problem but I took care of that with a 80% water mixture 20% peroxide and a fly strip.
Also what are some ways to up the humidity I only got about 30% I read you want about 50% Or until its "sticky"
My lights are set on at 5 pm and off at 11 am. Right before the hottest part of the day. Temps usually range from 74-84 but today it got up to 95 (my temp gauge keeps records of the hottest and coldest parts of the day) I have an intake and exhaust fan. Pretty good ventilation. The only thing I can think of is add another fan or try and get my room cooler and darker. I put foil on the windows to reflect the sun away and I"m going to put a white curtain up to keep out that little extra sun light. Any other tips? An A/C is out of the question at this moment until I have next months rent saved up. (2 weeks)
I'll post pics as soon as my camera charges up.
I also had a gnat problem but I took care of that with a 80% water mixture 20% peroxide and a fly strip.
Also what are some ways to up the humidity I only got about 30% I read you want about 50% Or until its "sticky"