homemade humidity dome?
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HotNSexyMILF
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The plastic tops on store bought cakes are seriously the same thing as the humidity domes. (Cake for the munchies and the dome for the babies- win win. LOL) Some humidity domes have vents for controlling the humidity though.
Here's something that you can buy that looks like what you're doing. Looks like you might be able to do it that way.
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Here's something that you can buy that looks like what you're doing. Looks like you might be able to do it that way.
Google Image Result for http://www.bugbitingplants.com/images/bulk_venus_flytrap_18.jpg
Pullin' weeds
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You know that nearly any hood type encloser can become vented by introducing some holes? Get whatever is going to fit best for you and melt some holes in it. I used a flame and about a 1/4 in. pipe - heat it up, and use it to pierce the plastic. It stinks, but drills tend to split and splinter plastic.
I use clear plastic cups that I melted a series of holes into. Take a look at the clone chamber of my grow and you can see what I mean.
High humidity, with fresh air exchange.
I keep my clones covered like this for the first week - Don't touch 'em at all.
I use clear plastic cups that I melted a series of holes into. Take a look at the clone chamber of my grow and you can see what I mean.
High humidity, with fresh air exchange.
I keep my clones covered like this for the first week - Don't touch 'em at all.
no water? no misting?You know that nearly any hood type encloser can become vented by introducing some holes? Get whatever is going to fit best for you and melt some holes in it. I used a flame and about a 1/4 in. pipe - heat it up, and use it to pierce the plastic. It stinks, but drills tend to split and splinter plastic.
I use clear plastic cups that I melted a series of holes into. Take a look at the clone chamber of my grow and you can see what I mean.
High humidity, with fresh air exchange.
I keep my clones covered like this for the first week - Don't touch 'em at all.
keepidahoGREEN
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i use a 5 gallon fish tank, flip it upside down with 4 stand-like objects at the corners to keep it up (air flow), light above it, spray up though the bottom to keep it humid. its inconvenient sometimes but it works good if in dire straits.