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Sweet Seeds Competition Grow Diaries 2018/19
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By ineedofusername · Posted
That's ok I can turnaround in the grow room and forget what i'm doing let alone things from years ago -
By Lancaster8 · Posted
It is always obvious when something is wrong, but I always struggle with identifying which problems exactly are involved. Many symptoms are a bit ambiguous. Can anyone out there please tell me what is wrong with this plant? Thank you! -
By JJJ · Posted
You're not being stupid. We've all been where you are now. Listen to what other growers are advising. Unfortunately, you're going to need to invest in a few essentials, without which there's no point in starting. extraction fan (100mm diameter for your space will do) Carbon filter (matching size) light (which you've already got) small circulating fan ducting/duct clips pots tray soil/medium nutrients You must get your environment in check. Can you control temperature and humidity? The central heating in my house keeps my temps in check and I use a dehumidifier. Think about where your exhausted air will go. A wall vent or some kind of access to the exterior is best. Good luck and above all, enjoy your first grow.
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