StickyBandit
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I just checked and I purchased some but from seed city
I've got 100% delivery rate with mr nice so far. Pretty sure they still guarantee shipping to Australia too. Usually takes a month to get em tho.Ok cheers that’s the main thing at least haha
Yeah ok thanks I’ll just be patient. Was just starting to think I’d paid to the wrong account or somethingI just checked and I purchased some but from seed city
I thought it might have some kind of fancy acronym, like DTW (drain to waste). Maybe DTT (drain to tank)That'd be considered straight hydro I believe. I'm actually surprised that more don't use perlite as their primary medium, it's inexpensive, readily available, sterilized and PH neutral, plus in winter it helps keep your root zone warm. Seems like a win/win setup to me mate.. Plants look like they're loving it too.
What are you fellas using for dehumidifying your rooms and drying areas? The weather is very Queensland like here at the moment and aside from my drying girls getting swamped with mold on some of the larger heads, my neighborhood stinks. I dislike drying too quick, but I could smell it from the road when walking home from the grocery store tonight, need to get them into a sealed room, but don't want to loose any more to mold. Plus my nightime humidity levels in the tent are crazy, even though I'm running the lights on at night now. Checked the tent 30 mins ago during the dark cycle and the reading was 20-22c and 85% RH. With the CMH in there now, lights on sits at a super low 30-40% RH and 26-32C (leaf temps sit at a better 24-26c). Would it be better to run heating in the tent at lights off?
Was looking at one of the cheaper 12L dehumidifiers from bunnigs/mitre 10 to place in the tent at night and in the dry room during the day. Have used them before, but just had a very old second hand one that chewed through power and would also shock you sometimes if you touched it wrong. I also don't have a lot of expendible income at the moment so any DIY advice is more than helpful.
I dry mine by the fire here, but for a budget solution add more pedestal fans. Heat will always reduce your humidity. Never dry with your lights on, it will just yellow and look like crap. Break up your larger heads into the smallest components as well, give them space. Do you have drying racks? they can be great and relatively cheap. I use heat to reduce the humidity, but it's pretty fucking cold here anyway.That'd be considered straight hydro I believe. I'm actually surprised that more don't use perlite as their primary medium, it's inexpensive, readily available, sterilized and PH neutral, plus in winter it helps keep your root zone warm. Seems like a win/win setup to me mate.. Plants look like they're loving it too.
What are you fellas using for dehumidifying your rooms and drying areas? The weather is very Queensland like here at the moment and aside from my drying girls getting swamped with mold on some of the larger heads, my neighborhood stinks. I dislike drying too quick, but I could smell it from the road when walking home from the grocery store tonight, need to get them into a sealed room, but don't want to loose any more to mold. Plus my nightime humidity levels in the tent are crazy, even though I'm running the lights on at night now. Checked the tent 30 mins ago during the dark cycle and the reading was 20-22c and 85% RH. With the CMH in there now, lights on sits at a super low 30-40% RH and 26-32C (leaf temps sit at a better 24-26c). Would it be better to run heating in the tent at lights off?
Was looking at one of the cheaper 12L dehumidifiers from bunnigs/mitre 10 to place in the tent at night and in the dry room during the day. Have used them before, but just had a very old second hand one that chewed through power and would also shock you sometimes if you touched it wrong. I also don't have a lot of expendible income at the moment so any DIY advice is more than helpful.
What was this one? Very prettyView attachment 18837789 pictures are working again
One of my own creations, blue dream X green crack. That phenotype was particularly purple in the cold. Maybe 1 out of 4 go full purple, every fan leaf.What was this one? Very pretty
Sick, looks like you chose your parents well.One of my own creations, blue dream X green crack. That phenotype was particularly purple in the cold. Maybe 1 out of 4 go full purple, every fan leaf.