Thank you, I have to train the one that isn’t flowering yet. Seems to be getting quite unruly lol.
you might need to get a couple clip on fans free up some space in the floor.
I know I’m looking at some. The ones I wanted from vivosun are out and it says they don’t know when they will be back in stock. I read somewhere that a tower fan hung upside down from the top of the tent is the way to go but I’m not so sure yet. I have a humidifier in there I need to get out but the daytime RH is 30 without it . @kellydans
@Akcr It would be best if you could get the humidifier out of the tent. And control the environment from the area you are pulling your fresh air from. From my experience with the clip on fans they don’t clip well to a round post so you would need to tie wrap a square post to the round post to have a flat surface to attach fan.
They’ll have a final ‘flowering stretch’ before they really start focusing on the buds. They’ll stop shooting up soon.
Correct on the humidifier. As soon as they start to flower, you should pull it. From what I understand, the buds can contract mold too easily. I have the clip on fans as well. I couldn’t get any other kind of fan in my tent. Just not enough room and too strong even on the low setting. Also correct about them clamping around the poles. They’ll hold for about 30 seconds or until you close to tent. I used zip ties to suspend them from the top rails so that they’re leaning against the side of the tent. Seems to do the job.
I took the humidifier out, tent stays about 30 to 40 percent RH. I’m assuming that’s ok?
@Akcr Yes, that’s fine.