Sofa King Smoooth
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Man. Sucks bad. Humidity got me.
This doesnt look good
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HempyBabe99
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sorry for your loss
Sofa King Smoooth
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We've been having an excessively wet last few weeks. My fault for draggin feet on the dehumidifier.
firsttimeARE
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Sorry for your loss...been struggling with a dehumidifier to keep 60%. Been like 95F and 70% outside past few days
Hollatchaboy
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Sucks bro.
Hollatchaboy
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Yea I know the struggle well myself. I got low to mid 60s rh during lights out. I exhaust 24 hrs and lots of air movement.
Star Dog
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Humidity has been a constant fight since day #1.
Without my dehumidifier running it got up to 83% that's while running constant ventilation, I now run the fan slowly with the dehumidifier on so the air coming in doesn't raise the humidity, thankfully temperature isn't a problem or I'd need to go back to hid.
A strip of land barely 100 miles wide in the middle of the Atlantic isn't ideal for humidity I can tell you.
Without my dehumidifier running it got up to 83% that's while running constant ventilation, I now run the fan slowly with the dehumidifier on so the air coming in doesn't raise the humidity, thankfully temperature isn't a problem or I'd need to go back to hid.
A strip of land barely 100 miles wide in the middle of the Atlantic isn't ideal for humidity I can tell you.
Hollatchaboy
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Yea that sucks. Why back to hid?
Green_Alchemist
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Aw man sorry for the loss!! Dealing with PM myself and debating throwing in the towel. Damn near impossible to deal with or keep at bay!
Hope you can do a PM wash and end up with some decent hash material.
Do a complete cleaning overhaul and start with fresh genetics, that’s my best advice (I need to start following my own advice as well and just scrap)
Hope you can do a PM wash and end up with some decent hash material.
Do a complete cleaning overhaul and start with fresh genetics, that’s my best advice (I need to start following my own advice as well and just scrap)
Sofa King Smoooth
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One tent had a max at 90%. The one with the rot had 88%
So sorry, that hurts.
So sorry, that hurts.
Star Dog
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The radiated heat from hid makes a bigger dent in the humidity.
Normally with HID I can maintain 55/60% with a full 4x4 canopy but with led I've only 1 big plant and I'm between 60/64% light on 55% light off.
I was thinking about trying night time to see if I can drop rh% even 3/4% less, I'm not totally at ease with 60/63%
firsttimeARE
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Have you tried sulfur? Not on flowering plants. But on your mothers/veg.
I took in some infected clones 3 months ago and was shocked at how quickly it spread to everything. I threw the clones out as soon as I saw it but it was already too late. I opted towards throwing everything out only because I needed to stop growing for home renovations anyways. But other people who got clones from some person are using sulfur and have knocked it dead.
Its cheap and worth a try. Spray once and then once again 2 weeks later. Absolutely drench the plant. I'd reclone any larger plants so its easier to cover 100%
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Green_Alchemist
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Thanks for the tip! Raced out after reading this and picked up some wettable sulphur powder.
It’s one thing I haven’t tried yet, and I’m still in veg (waiting to be healthy before flipping). Will spray tonight when the lights go out and see how it goes. Thanks!!
firsttimeARE
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Just dont use within 2 weeks of oils like neem oil.
Thorough coverage is critical. And the reapplication is also critical. Pick up any old leaf matter and fix your environmental temp/RH
Sdh777
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There’s already significant bud rot inside those colas and they’re covered in mold, which can cause chronic pulmonary and neuro-immune conditions. The taste, smell and quality are all ruined as well. You should clean the entire area thoroughly with Chromium mold remover or something similar, so it doesn’t ruin your next crop as well.