bong hoger
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how to prevent mold? I want to grow nirvana Northern lights but hear it easily get mold how can i prevent it from happening?
how to prevent mold?
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thebigragu25
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Remember its not the strain that attracts mold, it is the conditions of the area.
The best way to prevent mold is to have good air circulation, and not too humid of an environment. Ideally you want to have your humidity hovering somewhere around 75-80%. Ive had great luck with relatively low humidity, but 75-80 is what the experts say.
Additionally, its important to have a fan on your stuff. Not only will this increase CO2 intake, it will also inhibit moisture from concentrating and thus allowing mold to form
Hope this helps bro
Northern Lights are AWESOME!!!
The best way to prevent mold is to have good air circulation, and not too humid of an environment. Ideally you want to have your humidity hovering somewhere around 75-80%. Ive had great luck with relatively low humidity, but 75-80 is what the experts say.
Additionally, its important to have a fan on your stuff. Not only will this increase CO2 intake, it will also inhibit moisture from concentrating and thus allowing mold to form
Hope this helps bro
Northern Lights are AWESOME!!!
bong hoger
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Thanks +rep for yore effort
bong hoger
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What do you do with the sulphur burner.
and what is it?
and what is it?
i have mine a timer. it comes on for 15 mins everyday when my lights are out. for years i had mildew problems. now i have none. at all, which amazes me. it's all over my plants outside. the ivy and berry bushes get it bad. not a speck of it inside though. not since i started burning sulphur. http://www.growlightexpress.com/pest-and-disease-control-63/sulfur-burner-vaporizer-590.html
glassblower3000
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I second that!!!smells like ass though.sulphur burner.
midnightoker
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Remember its not the strain that attracts mold, it is the conditions of the area.
The best way to prevent mold is to have good air circulation, and not too humid of an environment. Ideally you want to have your humidity hovering somewhere around 75-80%. Ive had great luck with relatively low humidity, but 75-80 is what the experts say.
Additionally, its important to have a fan on your stuff. Not only will this increase CO2 intake, it will also inhibit moisture from concentrating and thus allowing mold to form
Hope this helps bro
Northern Lights are AWESOME!!!
75-80%!!?? No way man....50-70 during veg and 35-50 during flower...
