Quote Originally Posted by Chong9
Cheers hybridlove420
Tried the spray bottle and has helped alot, is it ok when at work the humidity drops to 20% for about 8 hrs or will this harm my babies. If so i was thinking of making an automatic sprayer for this time.

I have been and bought a 150mh for veg as i was able to get one dirt cheap sort of guessing it does same job as cfl.

When should i be looking to start flowering, i found out this is the 19th day from being cut.

Hennessy1414 not sure what u mean, i thought i needed humidity at about 50 for best results, please correct me if im wrong tho as my setup is pretty much guessed upto now with no advice, so glad i found this site. ~Peace~
1) humidity that low wont do harm, its just 50-70% is what it likes best. itll cause the plant to go through much more water everyday, and you must use less nutrients at each feeding because of that.

2) MH will beat cfls easily. i just say cfls cuz theyre dirt cheap and easy to ghetto-rig

3) flowering can begin when the plant shows its preflowers (white hairs at nodes, however not all plats will preflower), and is usually done when the plant is 12-16 inches tall, since it will 2-3X its size flowering.

4) in veg, humidity should be around 50-70%, possibly higher. however, you want it at 40-50% in flowering, or you may run a risk of bud rot.
hybridlove420 Reviewed by hybridlove420 on . Advice for 1st timer. Gooday all, bit of noob so go easy. I have recently rescued two poor looking "tomato??" cuttings from a friend and decided to use them as an experimental 1st grow, i have managed to perk them up and they have been steady for about a week under 18/6, the roots developed well and are now in soil under 250hps in closet. Not sure when cut but guess at around 3 weeks, they are 6-7" tall. Im currently struggling with humidity during day and cant get it above 30%, when dark it is 50-60, i Rating: 5