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Environment

Probably the most important part of your indoor growroom

Extraction fans, carbon filters, humidity, temps & C02

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    • panik
      Jumpin Jacks ---new outdoors grow

      By panik · Posted

      Oh shit man gutted for you they was doing so well, are they salvageable ?? Have you stood them up? 
    • FigmentofFig
      A little Buddha forest

      By FigmentofFig · Posted

      The smell is turning more musty now, like an old basement. Its kinda gross to be honest.
    • uBercaMeL
      sick outdoor plant ..newbie to outdoor growing

      By uBercaMeL · Posted

      They look extremely well fed with sudden lockout on the newer tips so if its rich soil then it could well be from overdoing the bottles as mentioned, or possibly the roots have grown into some decomposing matter or similar (too acidic/high in minerals, etc). Or, if the area is a bit boggy or heavy clay and it started after heavy rain, it could be a sign of lack of aeration and anaerobic/root rot problems.   
    • Seven420
      Brummie Bubbler noise

      By Seven420 · Posted

      Went out and bought some corex, 5mm thick, did 4 sheets of it glued together so its 20mm then taped all around the edges. Will put them under the pots when I do the water change hopefully it makes a difference