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*I would add vermiculite & gypsum to that mix & then buffer with CalMag. To keep it simple just use these nutes with this scheduleâŚ
Thanks I might give the full thing a try get all of the nutrients just been reading them all
I actually use these bites for my hydro grows. However I used the whole performance package.
It gives you the basics to start with but thereâs a few things that you need to pick up if you do the whole program it suggests.
The link may be cheaper if you can find it elsewhere but I just wanted to show whatâs out there and give you an option if you really want to get into the grow performance.
Iâve used these nutes for several grows and as long as you watch PH and EC/PPM you canât go wrong with these. Good luck to you and happy growing! 
Ditch that monster bloom, your gonna burn the shit out of your plants and kill them with combining it with that PK13/14. If you want a bloom booster stay within that canna line and get the bloom accelerator.
Thanks for all the help Iâm going to try different brands think Iâm going to get cal mag and try different brands of nutrients going to give auto flowers a chance as well soon
I highly recommend Biobizz nutrients and Biobizz Light-Mix soil for 100% organic grow! Iâve tried many different soils and this one is by far the best. Roots Organics is another great soil as 2nd choice. And 3rd best is Sunshine Mix #4.
Hereâs my Biobizz nutrient feeding schedule and couple other boosters and supplements that really help in different stages.
@QuickMaffs @Stoney1BudTokie @Yogi420420
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Someone also posted that they found this âInoculant Crackâ
Mycorrhizal Fungi Root Enhancer⌠https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09DMGNT5N?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
I purchased their biggest packet and used it on transplants and oh my god it works amazingly well! I used it by itself and it works really good. I also combined it with DYNOMYCO, Great White, and Mammoth P, and results were even better.
Iâll have to agree 1000% with that. Iâm downloading your feeding schedule too 
Bio buzz is good too but heâs already got most of the line and you donât want to cross lines.
Told you bro, that thing is nothing short of amazing 
I have mine on auto so it turns on and dumps humidity if it goes above 45%. Same if temp goes over 80F. Itâs worked wonders, I havenât been able to get a dehumidifier yet, but this thing has picked up the slack 
Thank you everyone for the help
I donât think @DeAzNuTz meant that he should switch mid grow⌠but perhaps some recommendations to consider for the next toke. Never the less, as long as we help fellow tokers out⌠
Thank you for your input! Smart move to copy the feeding schedule because it took me some time to come up with this schedule. I tried so many supplements and boosters and landed on the ones you see in my schedule. Everything is 100% organic and compliments the growing process in all stages. I also supplement CO2 so I usually feed them 20 to 30% more nutrients than normal and I keep my temperatures between 80 and 84°, which is optimal when supplemented CO2. Also Iâm watching my VPD vapor pressure deficit which is another very important aspect that a lot of new growers donât know about but itâs extremely important to follow vpd chart. Here are a few charts and calculators that are very useful 
https://drive.google.com/file/d/13YdCkSsJWLrV7loSSXd6AkgosXHKg7b9/view?usp=drivesdk
https://drive.google.com/file/d/13uMbjM1lZqnpaEGwD7joUb7tbQCX_gwZ/view?usp=drivesdk
Some tips to consider when without a dehumidifier 
Humidity- the blessing and at the same time, the curse for an indoor grow system. Just like temperature, humidity has an important role to play when itâs about the quality and quantity of your indoor gardening yield.
Having said that, when the grow tent humidity gets too high, it might bring on the worst nightmare for you as a grower. Indoor gardening rookies often underlook this and end up with problems like powdery mildew or bud root etc.
We hope, you are not one of them whoâd regret the entire money, time and effort just because they couldnât deal with a situation like this.
This particular article is, however, the end result of our week-long research on EVERY possible way to keep the humidity of your grow room under control. Weâve provided both quick and long term fixes, with the list of reasons that might induce humid air anyway.
Stay sticked until the end.
So, weâve got a situation where there is too much humidity in grow tent. But the whole incident was not a bolt from the blue. It must have some reasons why the Rh level had got high, and understanding the reasons is quite important to figure a way out.
Agreed? Here is a list of potential suspects-
As plants grow bigger, so does the size of their leaves. And itâs a botany 101 that larger leaves will exhale more vapor in the air. If you donât cope with your ventilation system up accordingly, the humidity will raise immediately.
This can also take place if you increase the number of plants all of a sudden.
Open water surfaces are direct suppliers of water vapor into the air. It can be the nutrient reservoir, the wet floor of the room or just any other container of water. In case itâs near an oscillating fan, the airflow over the surface will turn more water into vapor, and bammm! Thermodynamics is in action.
The average humidity in Alaska is 77.1%, and in Florida, thatâs 74.5%. The list continues with states of Louisiana, Mississippi, Hawaii, Michigan, etc. (Here is the full report)
This quite explains how growing in a grow room in these kinds of places is hard. The slightest leak in the insulation system between the grow space and the outside environment will give you a surprising rise in the humidity.
Overwatering the plants will make the soil soggy, and it will also force the plant leaves to leave more vapor in the air. Both wet soil and over-transpiring plant leaves are dangerously liable to raise the grow tent too humid.
There are a number of vulnerable effects of too low humidity in a grow room. But too much of it isnât a blessing either. Here are some quick results when your grow room gets too humid-
As we know, humidity level varies from growth stage to stage. So, itâs not possible to assign a fixed âRh Percentageâ as an indicator between ideal and too high humidity level.
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But the rule of thumb is, the overall range of humidity in a grow room lies below 60%. A raise of humidity level above 60% can bring on several damages to the crop, which weâve just discussed in the previous section.
However, to have a clear concept of whatâs the strict Rh limit of each grow stages, here is a quick stage-wise humidity range chart-
At this stage, the initial growth of the plantâs roots takes place. So a high humidity level is mandatory. Humidity domes are often used to increase the Rh of the imminent air above the seedlings.
Humidity has to be a bit high because grow plant leaves would require enough water in the air. A partial portion of the water consumption is done through roots as well. But as theyâre not fully developed yet, leaves have to keep intaking water.
This is the stage where high Rh starts to show itâs bad signs. So itâs very crucial from this point to ensure no raise in humidity. Otherwise, molds, rotten buds, etc will start to take place.
At the beginning of the flowering stage, the Relative humidity should be kept within 40-50%. But as the buds start to produce a harvest, growers lower it down to 35-40%. And this has to be done gradually without any major, sudden drop in the Rh.
At this stage, crops start to dry and result in harvest. But still, we have to keep a 30-40% humidity level not to let the buds dry too fast. Some growers love to stick to a bit higher humidity(50%) in order to let his buds dry slower. This is anyway, improves the quality of the cured buds.
| Germination/Cloning | Vegetation | Flowering | Harvesting/Drying |
|---|---|---|---|
| 75-85% Rh | 40-60% Rh | 35-50% Rh | 30-40% Rh |
When youâre seeking steps on how to bring humidity down in grow room or room, things are just not easy to deal with. Any step will take enough time to take the Rh down. So you have to stick to the quickest possible ones.
The couple of methods that weâre about to discuss are, particularly for such situations. Here you go-
Itâs quite obvious that to turn humidity down, youâve got to call our friend in need- the grow room dehumidifier.
But before putting your money on just any dehumidifier, take a minute to think about the right size for your grow room setup.
So, what defines a good dehumidifier that can take the exact humidity out that you need to? Here go some points of consideration-
Once youâve got the right size of a dehumidifier, youâve got to put it at the right place anyway. Also, avoid plugging these dehumidifiers to the electrical extension leads.
Our favorite dehumidifier for grow room: Ivation GDM30
Our favorite dehumidifier for grow room: hOmeLabs 1,500 Sq. Ft Energy Star Dehumidifier
We know that the temperature and the humidity of a grow room go hand to hand. If the temperature rises, the ability to hold water vapor in it raises too, and you see a direct boost of the Rh in your room.
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On the other hand, if you manage to bring the temperature down, it will remove humidity from grow tent/room at a good extent.
Having said that, using the right size of AC units is crucially important. Otherwise, it will either end up in condensation or will still be unable to control the temperature and humidity.
Find more about this later in this post.
For smaller grow systems like 4Ă4, 5Ă5, 8Ă8 grow tents, using a dehumidifier or AC is not a convenient solution to take humidity down. There are several passive ways that are well enough to deal with this problem in such indoor grow systems.
Weâve got a list of 3 actionable passive ways to do that. Have a look-
Talking about passive ways of lowering humidity level down, boosting the air circulation tops the list. One of the root causes of excess humidity buildup in your grow room is the inability to vent humid air out at proper rate.
Simply put- exchanging the humid air with the fresh, ambient outside air will put the Rh percentage down.
Once youâve got a high humidity situation, these are the things to do in order to boost the ventilation-
Got a high humidity in grow tent at night?
Spikes in Rh level and condensation can take place more often during the dark hours comparing to the light hours. As you turn the lights off, the temperature goes down. With enough of a drop in temperature, you would see moisture buildup around the lights, which is termed as humidity fluctuation.
Remedy?
When the lights go off in your grow room, using a thermostatically controlled block heater to keep the temperature close to the light-on level.
Weâve mentioned that when plant leaves grow bigger they become a bigger source of water transpiration into the nearby air. Result? Quick raise in grow room humidity.
As a passive fix of getting humidity down in grow tent, you can defoliate some of the extremely large plant leaves. While removing leaves, you have to leave enough of them to the plants so that processes like photosynthesis still goes on normally.
Comparing the expense, itâs a quite cheap way to lower humidity in grow tent as well.
How can i lower the humidity in my grow tent for good? Well, here are some actions that you can take to prevent further raise in grow tent humidityâ
A humidity 101 is, if a proper ventilation goes on across the entire grow room, the air will never be saturated with water vapor. To make sure it happens, you canât depend on the oscillating fans only. Because they can only reduce the temperature of the plant canopy.
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So, how do you induce a multi-dimensional ventilation system? Well, here are some suggestions-
Itâs a quite simple and cheap hack to execute but turns out to be super effective in order to lower down the grow room humidity. And that is to deduce naked water surfaces in the grow room.
Now, from where these exposed water surfaces come?
Do deal with the first one, you need to ensure a proper drainage system throughout the entire grow system. And to terminate the second one, simply put covers on each and every water reservoirs youâve got in the room.
Sometimes, you see the humidity level goes higher and higher no matter how much effort you put after putting it down.
Thatâs because, maybe, your indoor garden is in direct touch with a too-humid outside environment. The area where you live in might have a higher humidity than usual, just like New Mexico or Colorado.
To fix this up, commercial growers often use barriers like foam insulators, etc to prevent this situation. When itâs about a grow tent instead of grow room, insulating the grow area becomes way easier though.
To get rid of humidity in grow tent, an effective step can be using soil that can absorb water and keep the Rh underneath. A good example of such soil is sandy soil.
However, make sure your plants donât have any issues in growing in such mediums.
Both oversized and undersized AC units may give a spike to the temperature and humidity level.
For oversized AC units, the dead band turns out to be pretty short, which gives the nearby air a rise in humidity. And the undersized AC units, on the other hand, induces withering as a problem for indoor plants. Which might create a problematic climate for the plants, high humidity being one of them.
Summary line? Always use the right size of AC units that can run consistent cycles for the longest period.
This is not a âpreventionâ to reduce humidity in grow tent. But using a hygrometer can keep your eyes on the exact humidity level your tent/room is going through.
There are thermometer-hygrometer combos available in the market. With one of those hung up on your grow tent wall, you can kill two birds with the same stone.
Here are some of our favorite picks of digital thermo-hygrometer combos not to let the humidity in grow tent too highâ
Great article for newbies 
THANKS FOR SHARING IT!
Itâs funny how we always feel it dead we need to keep optimal temperature and humidity meanwhile all professionals always shoot for keeping the correct VPD vapor pressure deficit which tells them what temperature and humidity to aim for. We thought we are working with relative humidity meanwhile professionals are working with transpiration of plants which changes the moisture in surrounding area and promotes water & nutrient uptake. Itâs important to have an infrared thermometer to measure your leaves temperature because they should be normally about 5° cooler than the environment temperature and use the chart according to that lead temperature offset.
Itâs truly fascinating stuff and I tend to absolutely love it
Youâre on point
This is in practise âIndustry Standardsâ for commercial/experienced growers. Itâs quite fascinating, if you truly understand how Heat > Respiration ratio works. Itâs very fascinating if you understand the theory thereof. Like you said, infrared is imperative to measure top leaves. But for less serious/experienced cultivars itâs best to probably just work with RH, to first understand the basic parameters, hehe!
*Proâs also donât feed soluble nutrients, but dry amending the medium itself so the plant farms for its own food instead off feeding the roots. This with optimal VPD immensely improves nutrient uptake. As you know, if the medium PH isnât optimal it wont be able to break off all the elements for uptake. ( Dry amending the medium you can get perfect PH levels ) *Flushing the medium with PHâd solution cant raise or lower the âmediums PHâ & some elements still wont break down.
But yeah, thereâs more to cultivating craft cannabis than most growers know. Itâs just less daunting & easier to work on âRelative Conditionsâ
Anyway, Iâm so goofed atm, hence the 55 days it felt like to type this⌠
Well, just by understanding the whole concept also makes you a pro dude!
@DeAzNuTz @Deany10025 @QuickMaffs
Hey guys I read into the canna line a little more to see alternatives that work well with the line and they give they said BioBizz is the main product they recommend when using other lines with theirs.
