BuildASoil: WHAT IS THE IDEAL TEMP AND HUMIDITY FOR VEG? (Season 4, FAQ 5)

[@samlingle870]

I learn something new every video and we really get to dig into your knowledge of plants and with all the important stuff I’ve learned I’m so grateful just thank you

[@leftyz707]

Hope yall have a great holiday, all i can say is thanks ,i am so thankful that i found u and bas. Its Changed the game for me not just the soil and the producs its how u talk and teach. And i have followed along and have had great results, i just need to get away from smaller pots. Lol

[@sonofjorel1000]

Same. Lol I just ordered my 100 gallon living soil bed. I'm so hyped!!!!

[@DanielDelivered]

@@sonofjorel1000 WOW! I'd be too ~ sounds like you'll be crush'n it!

[@Impaled_Onion-thatsmine]

I think you just have to keep those warm.. seasonal? 2 weeks from seed in the winter under cmh they were a foot tall but ruderalis

[@latenitetoker2562]

Looking forward to hearing your updated answer on the Recharge vs Rootwise question! Have been wondering this myself for a while now. Big Ups To Everyone At BuildASoil! I enjoy your videos and products. Thank you for all you do!

[@blt5991]

Good idea vacuuming the SIP! Love the method of living soil plus sub irrigated

[@robertthrem3382]

I like the way you backed out of that Question with recharge and root wise.. The dude grows show is cool and now you are too🎉

[@georgem.6136]

Awesome! Happy Thanksgiving all & Jeremy I hope the wifey is recovery is going well!

[@birdman1174]

Happy Thanksgiving to all the Build A Soil family. Happy growing and teaching, learning and eating. Thanks for your channel reaching around the world. It truly is a better place because of your dream and the actions it took to fulfill it.

[@chappydowhop]

Awesome!!! Thanks Jeremy. I've been having some overwatering issues with my homemade SIP as well.... I watch every week and am glad someone else asked about this issue. I appreciated the suggestions on how to dry out the soil. Thanks for all you do!!!!

[@sonofjorel1000]

I ordered my black Friday stuff!!!! I'm so hyped!!!! I hope you and your family have an amazing Thanksgiving. I am thankful for Build-a-Soil!!!!

[@redsgarden5821]

Shoot I took advantage to I messed around and got a 44pound bag of craft blend for 80 bucks huge price difference

[@sonofjorel1000]

@@redsgarden5821 that's amazing!!!! Hell yeah.

[@jodyf.4473]

@@redsgarden5821 Its cuz its all cut with montana grow

[@proz71ful19]

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[@grilljones]

Glad to hear the warmer temps. I always heard 75F, and found that didn't work as well, eapecially with led.

[@Insideorganics]

For over watering What I've found that helped me growing inside under LED in fabric pots was to take them outside put them on a large bath towel folded to the size of the pot then set them on my cement steps without a water basin/flood tray so that the towel and the dry cement will absorb some of the water and just being outside under the sun will evaporate a lot out of the sides of the pot especially if you're using a high coco coir mix as opposed to a high potting soil mix, coco dries out faster. If its extremely flooded I don't know, I haven't really had that situation. For my 5gal fabric pots indoors I normally put 4-5 turkey basters amount of water. At 5 there is just a tiny bit of runoff during mid veg, it should increase the amount during flower or increase the amount of times you water per week because of bigger roots and plants will drink more water so 3-6 Turkey basters 3 during veg 6 during flower is a good amount to start with but adjust it a little to your specific plants uptake needs

[@MrElemonator]

Jesus Christ well said Jeremy. I’ve discovered through HVAC and thermodynamics that energy can’t be created nor destroyed but transferred from one source to another and music is vibrations that increase surface area to make more possible. Dance dance dance

[@timothyoconnor4364]

Jeremy, Happy Holidays to you and Gwen and the BAS family. I hope Gwen is healing up well from surgery. Thanks for another great video you and the BAS crew rock it . Thanks

[@cmmnsenserules4339]

EXCELLENT POINT at 3:00. If you cant get your temp and humidity as high/low as optimal, AT LEAST keep it where its consistent. Absolutely agree.

[@nathans42]

In regards to the music question. I was just at SIU talking and touring with one of the grad students and his thesis study is about different hertz/vibrations (a speaker on a metal scrog net) and how it affects the growth. So far he's had posative results showing that 200 hrtz 15min per hour are good for growth. Something for all of us to pay attention to.

[@acdc1363]

there was a c ontrolled study done with different kinds of music thru a half dozen plants growth and the plants that did best were exposed to heavy metal

[@tommyheron464]

I have a 300w sub beside my tent. I have a synth hooked up to it. Im trying the 200 Hz trick for the first time. I've read a study recently that saw positive results by passing electricity through the roots. Weird stuff.

[@nathans42]

@@tommyheron464 I recently saw people talking about this electricity usge in the soil too. So your speaker is running next to the tent?

[@nathans42]

No, it would be sitting on a 4×4in plate in the middle of the trellis/scrog net. The solid metal scrog net is used just like a standard one but with a speaker in the center

[@justinvanburen8259]

Damn, great question and answers!! Thanks

[@davedefrost2174]

Music only opens the stomatas of it hits certain frequency notes, if you want the correct and only frequency that keep it open 100% use the Biowave machine as it will create a subsonic harmonic frequency, trust me, this machine is insanely effective especially when using c02 .

[@mopar426power]

Love these. Always learn something new every time.

[@Crazypug-eh7xi]

Happy Thanksgiving!!! Perfect timing for a FAQ

[@halflife82]

Awesome video! Learned a few things and really appreciate your detailed responses. Keep doing these please! 💪👍

[@cannafarmer]

Ordered your worm castings for my grow, ill get craft blend next time since I have enough gain left over for this run. Excited to use your products and support awesome people!

[@kulahptik9127]

using dolomitic lime, gypsum and langbenite lightly for cal mag. balancing langbenite with a bit of bat and seabird guano. majority 444/484. greensand/azomite for trace

[@pigpen728]

...as for the musical influence, I'm a musician and i am fascinated by anything scientific about music and vibrations. PBS has done documentaries on the effects of musical vibrations on water. In part of the tests the research team submerged speakers into containers of distilled water and played several different generes of music each in their own container. After the musical 'soak' time they removed the speakers and froze samples of the water. When the team examined the crystalline structures of the ice ...the more chaotic the music the more chaotic the ice crystals developed, and the speakers had been removed before going into the freezer. ...classical,... jazz,... soft rock, ...psych rock, ...nordic death metal it was demonstrating the energy that the water held, and if the goal is putting more positive energy INTO the plant for growth, I think it would be more beneficial for the plants if you used music to 'charge' the water... not the plant. Same theory as organic living soil ..... you feed the soil not the plant. int this case ...you feed the water not the plant. Thats how i understood it to be , check for your self, its a PBS doc. Great channel by the way...

[@captainpeckerhead4551]

Waiting on my stuff from Shop thanks Jeremy an Happy Turkey Day..

[@dieseljunkie9951]

Me to Christmas come early y’all!!!!! Thanks Jeremy 👍 👊🏻 happy 🦃 day too.

[@CKBush]

Question about Foxtailling buds , Why does it happen ? how to stop and fix ? Co2 use high PPFD and effect on foxtalling? How to fix and effects of foxtailling buds ??

[@michaelgilchrist6255]

Thanks for answering my question

[@ricklong3260]

Yes they do respond to music.

[@pedrobalbuena9283]

Thank you so much Jeremy, happy Thanksgiving

[@incognito2621]

HAPPY THANKSGIVING FROM MY FAMILY TO YOURS AND EVERYONE AT BOS!!

[@gilberttom9044]

hey drying method i put a air stone in the bottom of the pot either thru the top or thru the bottom hole in pot

[@4gz252]

Happy Thanksgiving everyone! Great FAQ Jeremy! Peace and love always from Ohio!

[@Destineddeath]

Happy Thanksgiving!

[@redtrek2153]

I've used lactic acid bacteria to help fix pots that went anaerobic. I think it works, but it's also a place you never want to get to.

[@cannabisresistance6757]

Plants and music? I recommend book : The Secret Life of Plants by Peter Tompkins

[@bootsiejenkins2799]

Yes please look at the ingredients in Recharge vs Rootwise! I have been comparing these two for months as I need to make a purchase. Would love to hear your breakdown. I'm sure it will be thorough, honest, and fair. As always... Much love ✌️🔥🌳💨

[@dootpooter4740]

Recharge is boof the kelp and molasses are shit-tier and the spore counts are hella low. Go with Myco Jordan in veg and switch to Great White in bloom if you want to add fungi. May you grow the best weed of your life Bootsie Jenkins! I believe in you so hard bro you have no idea.

[@SmashDab]

Love your videos & all your products. I’m so glad your on social media

[@nogotrip6]

Happy gobble day guys. Thanks for doin what ya do

[@davist-mq5db]

Happy thanksgiving and thanks for showing me the way ☮️❤️🔥🌲

[@crazycasey7287]

Happy thanksgiving to everyone! Happy growing

[@josefkushington8094]

Love big bro ty fo all u do

[@captainpeckerhead4551]

I ordered build a flower do I need build a bloom too. My stuff should be here this week thanks Jeremy .hope your wife is doing well.

[@socaldank9118]

Jeremy, will you be updating the BAS Feeding Schedule with new products such as Mustard Seed Meal & Gnarly Barley?? Thanks for all the great information!

[@growersplus]

Thank you build a soil!

[@Realworldnews247]

24/25 degrees Celsius, humidity 40-60%

[@groundrail]

Thanks for repeated information concerning early life stages and helpful products as Rootwise Enzymes and Mycrobe-Complete. Using regular beans and BAS organic methods, high quality flavorful medicine is produced, but quantity not so good. At transplant, small root systems. Mycrobe-Complete used, but maybe not enough. Next Spring will use 20/4 schedule, up from 16/8. Will use enzymes. Does it sound like I'm on the correct path? Should the Rootwise Elixir be given daily? Also how important is watering temperature? If there are live microbes in spring or tap water, then microwaving should not be done. Thanks, Ronnie.

[@dieseljunkie9951]

Dam Jeremy! The knowledge you spit is just amazing. I did the pollen paint brush one branch on my outdoor this year. Worked amazing. Thank you. The info helped me immensely in my garden inside and out. 💯🔥💨👊🏻✌️

[@dieseljunkie9951]

@@valar_euphoriants5898 I used a purple stem healthy af purple crack male. X with a purple crack female. And then crossed with a sour cherry glue. I crossed it with a homers breath. I crossed it with a purple gmo. I crossed it with a dark sunset. Made about 300 plus seeds each plant pollinating one branch. Showed it all on my you tube this year. 👍 check it out if your interested.

[@dieseljunkie9951]

@@valar_euphoriants5898 Hindu Kush sounds great and gdp too. 🔥

[@frankiesanchez4309]

Thanks for the answer we ask.🤜🤛👍

[@psilosimon613]

Thanks for the information, these style videos are great, just started watching your channel. I seen u on Mr grow it, 2 excellent shows by u both. I have experience growing mushrooms so I have a decent understanding of temps, humidity, soils etc I'm just about to start cannabis grow so this is all welcome information, especially about growing organically in soil. ☮️

[@GenX_Meltdown]

Happy Thanksgiving growmies. Woke up early to a nice BaS Video and a some nice Marathon OG just out of cure to enjoy it with.

[@timpage5021]

Foliar just spray half hour before lights off. Keep it simple .

[@tacosforus1688]

When you use a big reservoir, how do you keep water healthy for plants? What things do you need to prepare for when you large amounts of water?

[@tacosforus1688]

lol I asked the question before watching the whole video.

[@rollpros7766]

Great episode, solid content!

[@CKBush]

Where would you test the PPFD to calculate DLI ? the top ? the average canopy or the highest point of the canopy ????

[@jwgrower81]

Another great video from the build a soil

[@nathanbrooks2757]

I was at the store today, I appreciate how friendly and helpful everyone is! Thank you for your continued teachings! Loyal to the soil

[@yvngwrist2147]

about the affecting music on plant, you have and documentary of a scientist called masaru emoto that will explain you with a cientific base that it does affect the water, so it does to humans and plants.

[@Mrjboomseedco]

My last run of black african magic and Vietnamese black grew insanely well at 80f but the others did not like it got red stem but I think the stress made them even more potent on those because they were far better at that temp then I’ve ever had them before

[@johnnygoose420]

I’m growing out Viet black rn by SnowHigh. What humidity did you keep yours at through veg and then what did you drop rh to when flowering? Also, how long was flowering for you? Thank you so much! Idk anyone else growing out Viet black

[@redsgarden5821]

I love BAS just took advantage of your black Friday sale big time savings......I wonder if I call you guys can ya toss a few grams of some male pollen in a bag for me

[@pops8975]

If you put a pH meter in your soil and water it without adjusting your water pH (mine is higher than soil), you can see the microbiology work instantaneously. The pH meter will spike and than drop back down to the original pH… Organics is amazing!!!

[@ebutuoyetpmoc]

Thx for all answer!

[@guy5057]

High first off sorry to bother nu on thanksgiving.but happy thanksgiving.i watch u ALOT I have a pb2000 maxisun pro series made my own soil I used one bag peat and 1 bag black cow and half Pearl light I am doing three autos in a 55 gal.barrel cut in half long ways but week 3 the leaves started curling down and in.i keep my temps in 70 to 75 lights on and 65 to 70 when their off.....

[@rosslehmkuhler923]

Thank you for the 4x4 advice. I will change the temp I have been running. I have bee a bit cold.

[@vinniez2188]

Incase you don't know, 85 degrees f is going to be for l.e.d. lights, if you're using hid you'll want more like 75 degrees f. Watch one or two episodes back and he talks about measuring the leaf temperature.

[@grunt9131]

This is exactly where I'm at... I have over 90% humidity every day I need a dehumidifier I think. It's like a jungle during the Jurassic period and a few gnats

[@incognito2621]

Question? I have a white webby fungus like thing growing under my mulch layer is that good or bad and if its bad how do I prevent this..organic grow using BOS products ( worm castings, oly compost,build a flower,) and a few others

[@johng8290]

sounds good to me

[@KevinSmith-dq9tz]

That white mycellium layer is a sign your soil is alive and well with beneficial bacteria and fungi. Good job. 👍

[@HuggyBearHikes]

I was always told to add Em1 to the earth box water to keep it in check

[@richgenetics2308]

How would one try to save & re-veg a plant that's in a 4x4 bed? Try to clone it?

[@mred660]

Don't take all of the buds off. Flip the lighting back to veg. There will be some mutant growth for a while, but it will return to normal. My very first plant, I did that and got two decent harvests. ...for an illegal grow at the time.

[@stangcobra592]

best temp and humidity for autos in veg is about 82f, 50 % H

[@MelloGee]

Happy Thanksgiving , great video very informative

[@YellowReapearOG]

how long does pollen live? can live up to the next flower cycle?

[@vinniez2188]

Yes pollen can be viable for quite a while. Water will neutralize the pollen.

[@vinivv]

BOMB video lots of info Thanks

[@wafflesog7668]

I have a koi pond in my garden would the fish sludge that builds up in the filter be a good source of nitrogen? They have banned the harvesting of peat moss in my country what can I use as a replacement how long will the peat in my soil last? Big love for all that you do 👏👏

[@LOVEisACTIONABLE]

80% indoors will definitely cause mold i promise you. Even in veg, thats extreame even for 90%. I understand a vpd chart but so many vary and are not accurate. Its extremely rare in nature that its 80% humidity. That means its pouring rain, very foggy ect. Just my 2 cents from growning for 5 years and many many pounds. Id recommend high humidity of 63-73 max

[@gregc.9313]

This exactly

[@eduardolinares185]

Totally agree i even go low to 60%.

[@vedacarmony5754]

Seedlings might enjoy 80% rh but decreasing around 14 days to mid 60%.

[@willowfuntime273]

hey buildasoil family. i have a question. the rust or fungus on grassroots pots how should i go about cleaning it off. ? i figured it was minerals from over watering but im not 100% sure.

[@simpsontyler2208]

Love how your explanation for the music 😅🙏 it's just dedicated energy baby

[@juanl6744]

Will you be restocking any shirts soon?

[@ernieeas2]

was looking an old faq vid about purple stems, and this was recommended on the side. and i was like: sure, i'l take that one too. about purple stems and overwatering: i think that was a prob a friend had during the last weeks. although soil didn't felt soggy at all, no drops came out when pressing a hdanfull, we think it held too much water. clones didn't grow roots for weaks, and got stunned, begann to get purple stems and leaf veins, growth became droopy with downwards curled leafs. so we transplanted them, back into smaller cups, and they kind of recovered, and at least begann to grow healthy new roots. during that time, we let the big pots get dryer. but after a few weeks, the soil is still moist. so my question is: when does too much moisture in the soil becomes an issue without being soggy? can it be too moist so new clones dont feel the need to shoot new roots? nevertheless, great vids, love the content, helps alot. thx for that.

[@timpage5021]

Yes over saturated medium suffocates the roots. Clones it’s essential they have oxygen in the medium . It’s optimal to use something like root riot plugs or rockwool After you get them going then transplant.

[@stangcobra592]

many other factors for purple stems and overwatering is low on the list, ph & ppm of the medium , temps and genetics play a bigger role.

[@ernieeas2]

@@timpage5021 thx for your reply. i rly appreciate it. clones were healthy when we transplanted, but never rly started to get a hold in form of new roots. also what i understand from your reply: you say soil can be oversaturated without being soggy at all?

[@ernieeas2]

@@stangcobra592 thx for your reply. i rly appreciate it, too. climate and genetics should be fine. temps were always in the middle 20's °c and rh between 55 and 70%, clones and genetcis were from a source he had before and they were fine. water is very good quality although having a high ph. it has moderate ppm consisting almost only of calcium and magnesium. ph is lowered with citric acid. ph of soil was around the 6,5 range (tested several probes with homemade destilled water and ph-colour-drops, so data is just an aproximation). ppm of soil is prob rather high, bc we added a mixed seadmeal, some homemade bonemeal, a few minerals and some castings after an insane round with no deficiancy issue what so ever til the end. Are you saying that purple stems could also come from over fertilizing/ high ppm in soil? can it also prevent healthly clones from growing new roots and instead just slowly grow to death without ever growing new roots? i think i red somewhere something like that while researching the inet with this particular problem. one source said that to much salts etc in the soil would somehow leech idk moisture and other stuff from the roots and would prevent them from developing. was super technical and i didn't care to much with the exact process, but is that something to consider when roots wont grow? the thing is: when we transplanted them out of the (as we think overwatered) big bed into smaller pots, we used soil from out of the bigger beds, and just let it dry a little before using it for the dying clones that wouldnt root in the big bed (which we think was oversaturated without being soggy, no drops came out when pressing a handfull)

[@306choicegenetics4]

I want to know what is the best combination to aid in mycorrhizal growth

[@Healingvibrationsbymatt]

Season 5-tent with 432/528 hz music and one without. If talking to water can have an impact, I have a suspicion music will as well

[@patrickbutler1715]

Another great video

[@daytonaexpress7160]

Nice!

[@pangusss]

What is the pH of the water you use in your soil? I know you said the pH of the water doesn't really matter too much and that the biology would sort of correct it in a soil grow, but that will only go so far, right? I ask because I've noticed that although my water comes out of the tap at 7 pH, after I off gas the chlorine the pH goes up to 8-8.5. Will the biology correct it THAT much, or should I still pH to 6.3-6.8?

[@Nurse_Nuggets]

I usually leave the water as is. I add a little homemade apple cigar vinegar if I’m watering in biology. For something like Dr. Zymes, which likes a neutral ph, I add a little citric acid.

[@chrisanzelmo6240]

Thank you for this video, Jeremy! It brings up a question/issue I am having. I cannot get anywhere near 72-80% humidity in veg cycle even with a humidifier in my 2x4 tent. The problem is, if I seal up the tent, the temperature rises above 85 and it kicks on my AC Infinity exhaust fan. Consequently, taking out my humidity. Is there a way to maintain the humidity while keeping my temps in check? P.S. if I crack the tent door, I will hit 85 once in a while but with lights on, it hang around 81-83 degrees, which I am happy with. My rH is never higher than 52% with lights on. With lights off, temps go down and humidity goes up to 60% or higher. Thank you for your reply!!

[@averagespeedfan]

67 controller, auto mode and set humidity to exhaust at 75 and turn off the one for heat, Temps will lower as humidity rises

[@mathis916]

I have a 4x4x6.5... I'm running 77-81 during the day and 65-70 at night. Humidity 45-55%

[@maxirodolfo7600]

Black Friday is here 🙏🤸🏃🏃🏃

[@albaheadtheovertross]

I put a pair of headphones on a 7L pot and sure enough, the plant sprouted earbuds

[@ginojeffries4285]

Here’s my question. I know nothing about organic growing but I definitely want to learn so I’m probably going to go with an earth box. That being said what do I need to fill the box and get started also what amendments do I need? Thank you for any help

[@fuzzybunny4407]

You'll need soil, compost, and a dry amendment mix like Craft Blend. If you want to add extras, Rootwise, aloe, coconut, and ferments (alfalfa, quinoa, or comfrey for veg; peach or pumpkin for flower). I love growing in an Earthbox.

[@ginojeffries4285]

@Wade Woodrum yes I’ve been going back and watching some of them

[@ginojeffries4285]

@Wade Woodrum thank you

[@ginojeffries4285]

@Wade Woodrum happy thanksgiving to you also sir

[@dieseljunkie9951]

I’m about to mix up some soil using Jeremy’s videos. I’m also gonna be using earthboxes. They are AMAZING AND LIKE CHEATING ITS SO EASY. Jeremy is amazing the products he teaches us about are amazing. It’s the only way. I’m gonna do the video and start a indoor if you wanna follow along 👍.

[@darlenebass5130]

I’m new to your channel. I’m wondering if you have a video on building a worm farm for composting for my houseplants and later on for my raised garden beds

[@raymonddawson7767]

Have you heard of a product called microbe lift mosquito control? I bought some for fungus gnats, and before I use it, I want to make sure it won't hurt the soil biology.

[@Nurse_Nuggets]

I’ve used the generic mosquito bits with Bacillus thuringiensis with zero issues. It helps but it is only one part of a whole ipm strategy. If your product has that bacteria, you should be fine.

[@unklespleefy6925]

Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours... I found that my soil ph is ALWAYS EXACTLY WHAT I FEED IT.....I FEED AT 6.4....MY SOIL IS 6.4 , IN ANY SPOT....NEVER FOUND IT TO BE DIFFERENT THAT MY NUTE MIX....

[@funnyfarmhg3762]

I'm following the BAS way but think I have brown spot. Heavier in week 5 flowering plants vs. those still vegging. Ideas please?

[@Smelly_D]

This dude is getting rich selling dirt! Brilliant!

[@KevinSmith-dq9tz]

Dirt is dead, soil is alive. 😄

[@Smelly_D]

@@KevinSmith-dq9tz now that’s a slogan worth paying for. 🤣

[@Sache0190]

I trusted Broscience so I went ahead and didn’t ph my RO water…2 weeks later they showed heavy Zinc deficiency. Hmm wow that tends to show when ph is above 7-8. I then adjusted ph manually again and here goes : the plants turned back green and happy. So much for broscience. Nope

[@greasemonkey1880]

You mentioned Earthboxes, how do you avoid root rot and do you top dress them or create the fertilizer trench the instructions call for?

[@mountainflower1791]

Hell yeah build a soil and Thanksgiving

[@DawgzDazeGardenz14]

I love recharge, but once I can afford Rootwise that will be that. I do enjoy the Recharge because it has some food in it and is good if you wanna be lazy and throw some in water and go for it.

[@tylerbates8198]

I love my recharge too but it’s not a myco product

[@timpage5021]

@@tylerbates8198 what do you mean not a myco product? It has more mycorrhiza specific beneficial type that anything else on the market. Just look that the guaranteed analysis and compare to other products. Its a super buffet inoculate.

[@dieseljunkie9951]

I’m with you on that. I do use koshi brand from build a soil. It has it inoculated with root wise so I feel like I’m cheating using both. I get huge pillow clouds on my soil from using it. I use recharge and koshi brand when I top dress. Other than that I can’t buy just strait root wise. Maybe some day. 😂

[@stangcobra592]

dynomyco is the best.

[@daciid]

Will be your products avaliable in Europe sometime? I'm an organic grower and I NEED to taste that ones. Thanks for all your time. Very thankful.

[@FreeBless]

Can you walk around whid app from mobil in tent show it in lux? You are one of the best I know Good job🍁🍀👌

[@heartstronggarden5134]

💕✌🏼🦃 Happy Holidays

[@wstxiseeyou]

Sounds great but does the earth follow VPD? I've tried this and followed the VPD chart seen no difference. At 85 degrees following YOUR chart 70% is not ideal in veg stage. 60% is more ideal leaning more to the safe side of things. Safe meaning if people live in dry climates.... introducing high levels of humidity in a region that doesn't see high humidity is a sure attraction to powder mildew

[@wstxiseeyou]

55% from seed to harvest is best. VPD is bro science.

[@wstxiseeyou]

The best thing to do is research average humidity for the location the genetics stem from. Run that humidity. The temps should be low to mid 70 the entire run if you want to see healthy stable growth. Microbes love cool temps Mr Buildasoil lol

[@jaynule936]

Hey Jeremy, I have been composting in my backyard this whole past year and I started a worm vermicompost bin. What do you recommend on the percentage of compost and vermicompost to go into my garden? And what else should I put in there for aeration?

[@charlesgress4752]

Happy holidays, bet y’all had a million orders for this sale .