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06-12-2010, 10:50 PM#2
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Powedery Mildew, Too cold or too humid?
humidity is to high, get it down to 40-50% in flowering... also you say you have an 6" inlet fan but do you have an exhaust fan? you need good air circulation. dont raise the temp any more, you dont want it above 84, keep temp between 70-80. hope this helps :thumbsup:
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