The_StonedTrooper

That is a good markup and quick income, wonder if they didnt drop ship those and hence the delay... There doesn't seem anything to assemble either. I'm more worried about the report of actual LM301B used. This is my opinion and dont mean upset anyone, if not allowed then please remove and I apologize in advance.

Looks nice, what did it set you back?

I do agree fully there, and have when using jiffy pellets, gotten 100% success rate with seeds and clones. But got the rockwool starters for a clone project, and thought while I had them I'd use them for the seeds. Next time, jiffy pellets or straight in as you suggest to the home. Much safer and simplest way. Oh yes, all 50 odd clones I did last month in the rockwool, came out 100% success so thought seeds would be good...lol.

1st one, popped in a day, hung like the picture. 2nd one, popped and came up, looked so so, bad leaves and such. 3rd one, popped in a day, and is the picture for 3 days now...

Omw, just look what I saw after agreeing with your post above and battling to get 1 out of 3 zkittlez to fully come up and be seedling. Life hey...

Coastal okes be like...

Fok, I wasn't nasty to you Jozi peeps Guess I'm one of those, what do you say "okes" at the coast with high RH So happy I've found my home here and great mense too

Then there is your answer, get a humidity sensor hooked up to that speed control and let it do the work for you.

Okay, so that's how you make more humidity (not the best way, so watch for WPM). How are you bringing it down? 30% is low and hard to get even with my 20L Meaco.

You hope the air you bringing into the grow space is below that, and the faster you bring it in or out, will effect the humidity. But the dehumidifier was the third thing I bought after the light and fans. If you higher, it's okay, just keep air moving, lots of fans oscillating, no stagnant air. You'll be good. How do you keep it at 30%? Without the dehumidifier

We are here to help, share knowledge and experience. So happy to be of assistance. Exactly right, haha. That slow fade off on humidity and temp toward the end of flowering is key, most guys run such a low humidity it makes the plant perspiration so much, it cant absorb any co2 through the leaves as there is only one way flow happening. So to low a humidity in veg will only block the co2 uptake and slowing the whole system down.

You are right, it's not critical. I like to follow the VPD chart and find I get the best speed and plant performance doing so. Also I would try stay away from 70% unless having very good air circulation and changes, other WPM creeps in, in my experience.

I cant believe nobody has mentioned Neem oil spayed on for WPM. Also have done the milk and water 5050, late into flower but had a milk fatty smell and taste, and after reading more, heard that using the low fat or 2% is best. @Prom very lucky you have those friends @Ill_Evan is 100% right though, you really need to deal with this as a preventative measure, keeping it away, rather than dealing with a full blown outbreak or attack. I spray Neem oil and water mix, every second week, and since doing so, indoor or outdoor, been no worries at all. You can also clean the bud after and smoke it, as you harvest it, you have 3 buckets, 1 with water and peroxide to clean, the second with water and lemon to sanitize, and the last water only to wash off. Hang dry with a fan oscillating near by, and in 2 days dry as normal. Perfect.

On point @Kiteloop Looks sick and glad to your setup is finished now, and that you got all your parts and tools needed, that digital meter should help get fine tuned from using the drops. Impressive grow so far and quality setup. Ps, mixed NUTS

Welcome brother, Good report and first time go, you doing well man. Just me, but have heard that humidity that low in seedling stage isn't that good for them, though I get why you want the plant to suck rather than absorb through the air, it needs more of a 50 to 60% now I believe. Cant wait to see you grow these till harvest man

Once you get bitten, you'll want to go bigger and improve as you learn or your process changes. You are fine with air in, air around, and air out. So no external fans needed. I can see you doing a few grows as such, then expanding later

People dont seem to grasp communication, and promise what they cant deliver. Just be upfront, say how it is, and others will respect that and you for doing so... You make a promise and dont deliver, it doesn't reflect well. So many people want work or opportunity to make a living, and others are nonchalant about their current. Flippin SAD

Definitely, all electric good off the floor, even outside the grow room is better for humidity. Perfect, that is why GGG said you are going to change things, as we always upgrading or expanding or improving systems.

Much better, you just dont want any stagnant air pockets or you'll get mildew

Cool, try to also change the direction of the air inside the room, otherwise it will make a vortex and not refresh all the air in that space correctly. Check my kak diagram, blue is air flow, red is stale air pockets.

This information by @Prom is good stuff, You want that fan oscillating, or another smaller fan somewhere in the oscillating and kicking air out of regular patterns. You will get WPM is your flow isn't good or changing directions and refreshed constantly (last part if you not doing co2 and closed room, and controlling the humidity precisely). Your one fan, not oscillating, is risking it in my opinion.

Sweet, you can kind of see the angle is okay and distance isn't far, and if you angle it up, I think it's good to go. You can also lift the fabric pots off the floor and then get more upwards flow through the plants. You have passive air ports at the bottom, or are those the slots you made, or you pumping air in with the other inlet fan?

Tight, but it works. Can the fan oscillate fully, otherwise you could always put the fan outside and leave the door open, till you need to go stealth and then close it inside. Maybe a smaller fan x2, your space got smaller too.

I'd never let air sit, rather keep the flow going in my opinion. If your room has passive air vents, or you could make them, then run one extraction fan only, and let the room suck in air, then you wouldn't need them both going. Also my opinion and what I'm currently doing myself. You'll easy tell if your temps get to high or you cant get the humidity right, then you can add the second fan, pulling or pushing air, if needed.

Yes that's correct, I was made to understand that topping was the wanted outcome, and when people had done it, but not close enough to the base, then you get the FIM, as it says itself, fuck I missed. Or they named it wrong. I do know guys who go for FIMing, but it was originated from a bad topping.