Indoor 5 Autos, 4 different kinds, 1000W HPS grow

[hank]

What's your RH in your grow space? That can drive nute sensitivity/water usage very heavily, I'd be interested in what the ranges/fluctuations are...especially in CO in the fall where it can get dryer than dry at times.

RH was around 40-60% at most times, it would go up at night. Temps around 68-84. I think it will be much easier to grow in the winter. Yes I think I will have to add a humidifier or 2 soon.

I am going to do a test grow soon where I will add almost no nutes. I think in this area it will work well.

 

[hank]

How the hell did I miss this?!? Great frigging growing!

Thanks! Happy you got to see the tail end of this.
Ill be running lots more autos soon, and some that I have made. Working on a Auto Flo, based off of DJ shorts Flo!

Ill have weight weight totals tonight, late, and dry in about 4-5 days.

 

[hank]

dude thats a wicked plant man delish +rep

If your in Colorado, hit me up. Would not mind sharing with a member.

 

[low_and_slow]

Yeah man, winter is easier here too because I'm adding heat, adding humidity at my control instead of trying to schwack at removing it during the summer. I did some reading of an article posted by Cres (member/breeder on here) and the article indicated high humidity (as practicable with mold/fungus) can improve growth rates given the right temp. ranges.

 

[hank]

Yeah man, winter is easier here too because I'm adding heat, adding humidity at my control instead of trying to schwack at removing it during the summer. I did some reading of an article posted by Cres (member/breeder on here) and the article indicated high humidity (as practicable with mold/fungus) can improve growth rates given the right temp. ranges.

I can speak truth into this. I know my plants grow better when the humidity is higher.

Plants seem to fox tail out more too with high heat low humidity. S

 

[hank]

Drying now. Had the carbon filter taking air out, 4" with a weak fan, and getting a grass or hay smell.

Why? Drying to fast?

 

[sd1121]

The grass smell goes away with a good cure. Really nice plants! How any Ml per gallon of feed were you using?

 

[GeorgiaPine]

Looking so exotic man, fucking gorgeous work dude. Enjoy that smoke it looks amazing. :stylez rasta smoke:

 

[hank]

was going 10-20ml per gal on bloom, 5 on the bloom booster, 10 on the bio marine.

 

[Ronin]

Drying now. Had the carbon filter taking air out, 4" with a weak fan, and getting a grass or hay smell.

Why? Drying to fast?

I dry in paper bags. I've found it slows the drying but retains the smell. I average 4-5 day dry then to jar.
My average humidity is around 30% indoors/outdoors.
It's Colorado.. so you'll have to tweak dry times varying on the weather.
I used to dry by hanging in tent, but got the hay smell. Once I used bags, never looked back.
Anyhow, Congrats on the harvest!
Looking forward to your next run.