New Grower first grow indoors

[Yeatster]

temp is 86 humidity is 56

It is surely because temps are high, imo

 

[DOG 43]

its been a week i havent watered they look wet on the top still and when i stick my finger in it comes out wet lol may be cut the humitdity back let them dry up and give the ph 6.5 water

 

[DOG 43]

i will cool the room a bit

 

[Yeatster]

I would not drop RH. If you can lower temps, that would be my advice.

 

[Yeatster]

its been a week i havent watered they look wet on the top still and when i stick my finger in it comes out wet lol may be cut the humitdity back let them dry up and give the ph 6.5 water

Don't worry about how long it has been since watering. Sort your temps out and she will drink properly.

 

[DOG 43]

ok yes all lights are on the autos are white widow northen lighs and big bang all from greenhouse seeds i have turn on my out take fan did have it on only the fan to circulate iin there

 

[Yeatster]

ok yes all lights are on the autos are white widow northen lighs and big bang all from greenhouse seeds i have turn on my out take fan did have it on only the fan to circulate iin there

You definately want to leave exhaust on 24/7. The plants absolutely need Co2, and without exhausting you are depleting them of that.

@912GreenSkell can hopefully confirm this advice.

 

[DOG 43]

ok thx it going to be a fun love growing out doors so in is going to be funner just dont fus over them i they should be fine it is a weed i always said put indoor lot more to no will be looking for morehelp i am sure so THANK YOU EVERY ONE and happy growing

 

[Starbreaker]

ok yes all lights are on the autos are white widow northen lighs and big bang all from greenhouse seeds i have turn on my out take fan did have it on only the fan to circulate iin there

The edges are curling up that's signs of heat stress. Nice to meet you! Glad you decided to share your indoor growing journey on AFN. You couldn't have picked a better place!

 

[G.Leave]

You definately want to leave exhaust on 24/7. The plants absolutely need Co2, and without exhausting you are depleting them of that.

@912GreenSkell can hopefully confirm this advice.

Agreed....fresh air is of the utmost importance. Is your fan blowing on directly on the plant? If so they should be a gentle breeze, not a strong one. 86 is a bit warm(that's the temp I have to deal with normally on my microcab)