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I have a dehumidifier in my flower room, my low RH is only in my veg room. I got an old ~30pint/day dehumidifier for $50 or something off Craigslist....its old and had to be cleaned, but it works like a horse.

<::sigh::> yeah i think that's gotta be it....ok cheers, well done ya'll thank you kindly =) At least humidifiers are cheap. Shoot...I might even just make my own.

That's a great theory, I want to believe it....got any references?

Hey, I'll take that answer at least into consideration...that's miles ahead of what I've heard so far. Soil or Hydro....it would make sense that it doesn't matter. My next question for that answer would be how or why does low RH reduce the ability of a plant to uptake CO2? I just found this...

Thanks....+rep (Got a page number?...I have that book too)

WHY 30%? Why not 0%?

+rep, thanks for the info. I've got Cervantes' Bible...about to read it for a second time actually. A lot of the information in the book though doesn't mention if there's a difference for hydro vs soil in its recommendations. If you find one pertaining to RH, can you point me to a page number...

Good idea Neobes.... Sir Heis, if you do go to the trouble of taking pics and posting them, would you mind taking a few more por favor...just of the entire brewing process at different stages? My thoughts are that newb growers could really benefit from this and even veterans alike. Sometimes...

If the fogger has a light or lights, then having it on during the dark cycle could pose trouble if the light is visible to the plants. You're question doesn't seem to be about whether you NEED it on 24/7...just if there are downsides to it. So, in my opinion and for all that I can imagine, I...

I don't use molasses directly in my reservoir....I use molasses in my tea brewing process as food for the bennies to eat after I awaken them, then they multiply and consume all of the molasses. After I get billions and billions of them buggers, I put the tea in milk jugs in my fridge. They keep...

Hmmm.....I make my own beneficial tea based on THIS thread. I keep the tea fairly strained using a sock. I've only had one spray head get clogged that I know of so far...and that was because of the PVC that fell into the pipe from when I drilled holes for the spray heads. (I use the red...

I just really do not want to add humdity to my room. Mainly because my veg room is too closely tied to my flower room in terms of air quality...so raising the humidity in one room wouldn't do me any favors in my flowering room, especially considering the powdery mildew I've been having. Thus I'm...

Good information...thanks Questions though... 1. if your plant(s) was absorbing so much water and releasing it, did you notice that your reservoir was losing water quickly? 2. instead of lowering the amount of nutrients, why not dilute it (assuming the system can handle more H20)? If plants...

From THIS site: At a lower RH, the stoma keep releasing water until the plant dries out. At that moment, the stomata close. Then, the intake of CO2 stagnates, and plant growth is impaired.

So I read lots about growing ganja...a hand full of books, magazines, and endless online content. What I hardly ever hear about is a rare problem of too low of a humidity. I live in a place where the Relative Humidity (RH) is about 20% naturally year around and so is my indoor grow area. So...

Please please....don't feel obligated to give me +rep

This is the absolute best guide in the entire universe to cloning SPECIFICALLY marijuana plants just before they go outdoors, there's even a subsections for Pineapple Express, Chocolope and, Warlock ... http://tinyurl.com/4dp9d2a

I agree. It looks as though he's growing a sativa with not enough light....the thing is just stretching the internodes

I'm sorry but that's horrible advice. A 4.9 pH is laughable if being accepted as a valid hydroponic pH. You may keep your plants at that low pH and you may not see any problems, that sure doesn't make your strategy optimal for growing marijuana. Do some research before you post advice...and then...

Seriously, you've never heard of revegging? .... http://tinyurl.com/6dywgqe Ed Rosenthal, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ed_Rosenthal , wrote: After the marijuana plant has ripened and the flowers have reached full maturity, it still responds to changes in its environment. Plants can be...