well i found a seed in a bud, and i planted last week, i was wondering if its wayyyy to late to plant? is it lol
The fan helps keep the air moving reducing the chance of mold and moderating temperatures the breeze blowing on it also helps build a stronger stem
At least 100watts of daylight bulbs for veg and soft white for flowering, keep them as close as possible u should be able to just wave ur hand between the bulb an plant without touching either one I'll get a couple of the guys to help u out too, were all cfl maniacs and all love helping novice growers
Keep the light about an inch or two from the plant. Seems close but it needs to be close. If its really small, maybe 2 inches at most tho. What kind of soil you using?
SPDT! SUBBED if you can keep the air flowing you should be okay with the mold. i live in a very humid area and haven't had any mold problems. you can super crop or lst to make your plants base much stronger without the fan. (I still recommend the fan though) I don't have one yet, just plenty of air movement
Air flow can help with mold, temps, strengthening stems, and fresh CO2. Plants need CO2 to do photosynthesis
go blow on your plants now and then... lol.... i do that sometimes... not really hard just cuz i still don't have a darn fan and I feel like they like the little breeze.
lol hey how its going im using fox farm! the seedling is on the surface now! hmmm.... what kind of fan should i get? i have this huge fan,ill take a picture of it hmmm im learning hear lol,what type of light do you recomemnd?
Fox Farm is great. Remember you don't need any nutes for a couple weeks at least. The soil has plenty already. Just water when needed. What size pots?
Compact Florescent Lights (cfl) the third light has the spiral inside the bulb looking casing. i don't use those
idk the size gallon thinigie,i got this at the 99 cents store and i dont have a ph meter, what do you recomend?
digital is best.... but i use the ph liquid test kit from my hydro store. you will also want to grab some ph up and ph down... that's the real name of it. it only takes like a drop per gallon to raise or lower your ph with the stuff