Seems like no one wants to help out a 2nd time grower ):

ISmokeAlot13 said:

Also i hate when i forget to mention things lmfaoo is my humidity to low? cuz people are sayin have it at 40% isnt that kinda to humid?

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Humidity for veg should be anything above 50%.

Humidity for flowering should be between 30-50% depending upon air movement.


I thought you said you had done some research????


Ideal temperature and humidity for growing is pretty much the first thing to read about. Then how to create that environment.

Here is a link to grow room design and setup.

http://urbangardenmagazine.com/2010/07/planning-your-grow/

Read it, learn it and then implement it to your space.

This will help you manage your temperature problem.



J

Hmm i never saw u thread thats weird i kno some familiar people that talked about my temp but i dont recall u. Anyways ill answer your question i was planning on buying a 20'' isolating fan blowing outwards my closet as temporary until i can invest in a humidifier

ISmokeAlot13 said:

Hmm i never saw u thread thats weird i kno some familiar people that talked about my temp but i dont recall u. Anyways ill answer your question i was planning on buying a 20'' isolating fan blowing outwards my closet as temporary until i can invest in a humidifier

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A fresh air intake and an exhaust to remove the hot air is the best.
The humidifier will add more heat to the space.

Ahh very helpful thanks and i did do research from what i've read they told me it should be 30-35% is what ive been seeing but i guess thats false information i heard 50% creates mold?

ISmokeAlot13 said:

Hmm i never saw u thread thats weird i kno some familiar people that talked about my temp but i dont recall u. Anyways ill answer your question i was planning on buying a 20'' isolating fan blowing outwards my closet as temporary until i can invest in a humidifier

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Read the link.

The best purchase you can make before anything is either a 6" duct booster fan (as temporary) or a good 6" centrifugal fan that moves around 300-400CFM or 450-650m3/h along with a few feet of 6" aluminium ducting.

But please read the link.

An oscillating fan to cool it??? Before you buy a humidifier???

THIS WILL NOT WORK AT ALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Please do us all a favour and read the link I posted.

Try the calculations as you read it based on your own rooms dimensions etc.


PLEASE READ IT, PLEASE.



J

ISmokeAlot13 said:

Ahh very helpful thanks and i did do research from what i've read they told me it should be 30-35% is what ive been seeing but i guess thats false information i heard 50% creates mold?

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Above 65% can cause problems with mould etc.



J

Ahh ok well ive been reading some false information then. Also for you guys that don't kno i have the weirdest HPS ever the bulb is connected to the ballast i dont have a hood on it i think thats why it gets so hot cuz my ballast gets warm

so then another question is how is it bad if the humidty is to low? isnt that a good thing?

ISmokeAlot13 said:

so then another question is how is it bad if the humidty is to low? isnt that a good thing?

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It causes plants to rapidly loose moisture through their leaves as water vapour.


Could you maybe enlighten us all and actually say what you researched.

Because from these questions I can't really see what it is that you've researched.

Its clear to see you havent read anything about a plants needs or how they grow or why environment is important.


I can't believe this is even your second grow.

I have a dialed in room that uses 400w and my last harvest a few weeks ago was 439g. Or around 15.6ounces. From 4 plants.


Believe me when I say you seriously need to read.





J

I smoke alot just really needs to buckle down and read a fucking book, Go buy or download one of many grow bibles, Go read it then come back if you have any questions, your expecting people to spoon feed you info, help yourself read.

ISmokeAlot13 said:

Well my first plant i grew only yeild a quarter ounce and i wasn't satisfied with it. This is my second plant and i LST/Topped it. Anyways i was wondering if i topped it right here are some pics so any tips on i can get a better grow would be very appricated i grow in my closet and i will be using a 600 watt HPS for flower i used a 600 watt hps for flower on my last grow and only yeilded a quarter ounce ): please help! :O

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well right off the jump soil is compacted not enough aeration perlite vermiculite and over watered roots suffocating, to fix asap; have to get atleast perlite for aeration and not needed but for first time sake will make life or their life a whole lot easier a wood saw will come in real handy! Now its time to root prune; i don't know how many plants you've transplanted or just unpotted but gently and evenly apply pressure all the way around pot maybe more than a couple times and it look like you have rugged enough pots to grab both sides of top brim and tap with no more weight than pot itself straight down, watch angle if super compacted might just prune or break alot higher then you want. tilt pot on side, keep strong hand on pot put other hand flat on soil between ground and stalk, give push and pull inch or two at a time until completely out. if root system is visibly spread out to bottom great saw from bottom up 1/3 to 1/2 root mass off. easy with plant gently loosen bottom where cut expose roots to hanging a couple of inches then loosely pot never packing down,if youre using same pot mix soil u just removed in 1:1 ratio with perlite or verm, scrape bottom of pot any mud replace with mix dont pack down, if root system broke very gently while holding top of soil at stalk.. scoope with other hand all roots you see.. like cradling baby ontop fresh mix in pot, cover top with extra mix gently push to fill gaps and do not ever water unless when u lift pot it feels like bone dry sand or if you used enough perlite or aeration amendment it will feel like its filled with cotton so light, as important it is that it gets to that point its equally as important it doesnt stay at that point more than 24-48hrs. even with the healthiest plants there will always be a couple weeks recovery and could even look so bad you feel the need to jump back to old habits and water or feed, to avoid further stress stick with same lights until recovered, you may loose some leaves but everything followed, just as topping works the cut roots recover developing new fresh growth exponentially, and in this case drying out and exploding "bigger roots bigger fruits", what you're botanically seeing is suffocating roots causing ladies to stunt from high ec, nute lockout

Um i don't think thats the problem either i grew in coca choir it has good aeration