That’s why I went with the 8in fan. I’m hoping it will pull the heat and humidity out of the tent. Dehumidifier isn’t really an option for me because of the open reservoir. Plus I have both tents in the same space so running a humidifier in one and dehumidifier in the other seems like it would be a battle between the two.
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rH is going down to mid 40’s by wednesday
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I could have used it if I were drying
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Yeah she is!!! How’s she smell?
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Fruity and Citrusy
@AfgVet
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@AfgVet
Pebbles also has two fairly decent sized colas. Hoping for 1/4 lb off her but I’ll settle for whatever she gives me. Next batch I’m training and topping the crap out of to maximize my yield. For no training or topping I’m pretty sure I’ll get close to a lb off these four.
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Here’s the main cola on the LP I ended up cloning.
It’s funny because one of the side branches has a bigger bud on it.
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They’re looking great!
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Looking great @Grimman78 ps love your avatar 
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@Thumper My oldest doggo’s birthday last year. My mom always gets her a big treat from the puppy bakery in town haha. She loves sitting at the table and eating her treats.
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After hours of farting around I’m hoping I’ve got it dialed in. Only thing I’ve noticed that I don’t like is that as soon as it is off by a fraction stuff kicks on and off on and off. Can’t be good for the equipment, but I’m sure I can dive into it deeper and figure out how to stop that from happening. YouTube videos herei come.
P.S. The 8 in exhaust fan is a friggin monster
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Jam of the night…Lil Marcus King for your listening pleasure
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Completely new to this and following your journey & journal with great interest. So much good info from everyone pitching in, great details also on your part. I‘ll start my first grow (in soil or coco not decided yet) as soon as all my ordered equipment arrives, just nice to see how much good information is shared on here. Big thank you from the bleachers to everyone sharing & caring on here.
Your plants are looking lovely, btw!
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You can control this by selecting a port,
going to settings on upper right,
selecting port
under Dynamic response, select trans
pick the parameter that you wish to control, say humidity
Here, I have the exhaust fan set to increase 1 level per 2% increase in rH
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@NEKASILA
Welcome to our community of happy pharmers
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@NEKASILA welcome to the grow fam. This is a great forum to be a part of. Tons of very knowledgeable people and the best part about all that knowledge is their willingness to share it with us. Also welcome to my lil corner of the world here.
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Happy Cannaversary @Thumper!
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@Thumper I’m not sure if that means it’s your birthday or it’s the anniversary of the day you join this forum but happy day my friend.
On a side note. How do you guys control humidity in your tents at night? Now that I’ve got all this fancy high-tech equipment I noticed my humidity was at almost 80% at its highest point overnight in my flower tent. I have my exhaust fan set for temperature… Maybe I should just set it for VPD instead but my only concern with that is when the lights are on it might turn off because the VPD gets in the zone and then the temperature will raise…
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I have mine set at 50% humidity. It is my understanding that humidity will rise in the tent at night, just as it does outdoors. The absence of light actually stimulates plants to grow fastest at night. Plant phytochromes detect darkness, encouraging growth hormone production, causing the plant to elongate in search of light. The same process helps plants orientate their foliage to light and helps seedlings stretch in search of light. In short, it is the norm and the best protection at night is from maintaining good airflow to dry foliage and buds.
I had the same concerns with my nighttime humidity. Today is difficult to maintain rH, the room rH is 53%, tent is 57%, temp is 66F
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