Humidity 101

[@muraligara9366]

Changed the playback speed to .75, and it helped.

[@julzmma]

Yeah I'm hear to learn, why skim over it

[@janakiramnallamothu3020]

i checked my playback speed before lowering it to .75 and i came across your comment!!

[@travellingstorm7134]

That worked

[@scapeallday1414]

Lol 0.5 for me

[@deliciousness8183]

Helps slow brains. I played it at 10x

[@alduinfirstbornofakatosh1936]

this video helped restore my faith in humidity

[@Just4Growers]

Thanks Alduin, hope you're subscribed!

[@freetickeys]

Thanks for being one of my favorite teachers. You don't waste time and you deliver massive amounts of information in a short time span. Your channel is my go-to library when I am faced with issues. Thanks for sharing all this info! It's been a game changer.

[@Just4Growers]

Thanks amigo. Channel was borne out of years of being a frustrated YT viewer! Appreciate the kind words and positive feedback - just what I need to keep making videos. 👍

[@williamcalhoun7841]

Man, I had to check if I left 1.5x-2x play speed on from other videos I watched cuz this guy talks so fast!!! Thank you for naturally saving me time with tons of great info!

[@Just4Growers]

You’re so welcome, William! I really try to respect your time and just get right to it. Thanks for your appreciation. You know what to do. Like and subscribe! It really helps me out. Peace and happy gardening!

[@williamcalhoun7841]

@@Just4Growers gotchu fam

[@tomrobertson6747]

I want to increase the relative humidity in my yard from its natural average of 30% to an average of 50%. Would placing tubs of rocks with water in them in the yard accomplish this?

[@Just4Growers]

I would try a mister system with the misters placed a ten feet above the floor.

[@REBELLIOUS513]

i would really like to use my grow tent to grow from seed,but i cant seem to get humidity up to a level i like for seeds (70-80% humidity) when i put in humidifier it gets to 60%,but raises my temps to 86 degrees ....i guess this is a 2 part question..at those specs (60% humid 85F ) will my seedlings still sprout? and the other quesdtion is would a cool mist humidifier work better than standard hot mist?

[@chowchow5555]

What dehumidifier would you recommend for a space of 1,000 square feet and constant temps of 70- 95 fahrenheit ? I have been looking at several but most don't operate in that high of temperature.

[@Just4Growers]

Christopher Spanovich Hi Christopher. Firstly, sorry for my delayed response. This one slipped through the net! 95F is a high max that would cause many / most plant species heat stress. Dehumidifying the air at these temperatures will massively increase vapor pressure deficit leading to transpiration stress on your plants (dry, hot air sucks more moisture out of your plants). So I would check out my video "TOO HOT" to see if there's anything you can do to reduce temperatures. Now, regarding sizing your dehumidifier. You need to base this on the amount of water your plants drink in a day - typically in gallons if you're based in the US. Your dehumidifier should be capable of removing at least this amount of moisture from the air. Did you check out Ideal Air's range? www.ideal-air.com/products/dehumidifiers-and-humidifiers.aspx The Quest brand is also very highly regarded. questhydro.com

[@chowchow5555]

Thank you for the reply, I will be experimenting with 95 as high point and it will not be held there but I do need it at this temperature on occasions as these plants are very special. Thanks for the suggestion I will check them out.

[@Just4Growers]

Christopher Spanovich All good. If you need any further help just holler.

[@CheesieGamer]

Everest Fernandez i got a "miami" climate 60-80+ %RH all the time... No humidifier (saving for it). my plan is running lights at night.. the heat from the light and the fans lower humidity. lights are off during the day... air outdoors has RH 60-70% during the day. i have a fan window blowing fresh air during the day a couple of times a day. Do you see this at mold risk for an annual heavy flowering plant?

[@Just4Growers]

+Abigail Indica How are your lights on temperatures Abigail? Have you looked up your vapor pressure deficit (VPD)? If it's on the low side, especially if you are in flowering and fruiting, you'll need to make up a slightly stronger nutrient solution - but really, the sooner you can invest in a dehumidifier, for mitigating mold risk as you say, the better. Plenty of air movement around the canopy, night and day. Good luck an prioritize acquiring a dehum. Your local hydro store might even be able to help you acquire an ex-demo, refurbished, second-hand or discounted unit. He who asks, gets an answer! :)

[@CheesieGamer]

Thanks for the advise. I am using 2 x P300 in a 2x 4 area, using the "manifold' technique, best control of cannopy growth of my annual heavy fruiting plants. I am trying to keep temperatures between 26 and 28 C. That's pretty much room temperature... Running the lights at night compensate the 2+ degrees each lamp add to the tent temperature. I checked the VPD and I see i'm just in the perfect tropical climate with high temp and high hum. Only a dehum or AC may help... but given my setup is stealth and small, i am keeping costs low. I am using G.H. Nuts. 1/4 strength for N. 1/3 strength P and K... I guess since the lights are not like your GAvitas or HPS1000 the nuts intake is gretly reduced... more than these ratios appear to cause nitrogen tox during veg.... now in flower I am planning to reach 1/2 strengh... although 1/3 showed some slight tip burn.. In your video you say when lights go off, R.H. Go up, here in the tropics I noticed RH 70% when lights are on... even 60% during the sunny day..... 80% at night... it's always humid regardless :/

[@franciscoo.8656]

This vid. Taught me that buying my fruits and veggies at the grocery store is much economic option for me. Or just let nature do it’s work in my balcony. Thank teacher Fernandez :)

[@tech21sageindustrial62]

Awesome info put simply with a little bit of humor goes a long way.

[@Just4Growers]

Thanks! Glad you didn’t find my handling of this topic too … dry. :)

[@thechileacademy4800]

What are some other plant symptoms of Low Humidity? (Besides upward cupped leaves)

[@loganemtman6510]

in the winter when humidity is low do you need to put in a humidifier sometimes?

[@ninobrown2066]

Is it not possible to use c02 supplementation when running a ventilated garden? I ask because in the video it was stated in ventilated gardens that it's crucial to keep the extraction fans on, wouldn't that suck out all the c02 being supplied by the tanks?

[@SmokynJeffreys]

+Nino “Blue Pineapples” Brown Yes, having an extraction fan pulling air straight from your room will decrease the co2 levels for sure. When you run co2 you need to keep your room as air tight as possible as to let the co2 saturate your plants. When running co2 you do not want to extract any air from your room nor add any air. Either of which will disrupt elongated co2 saturation. To cool your room use a portable a/c unit, window unit, or mini split unit depending on the amount of heat generated by your lighting, fans, dehumidifier, and so on. Make sure you do the research to avoid purchasing an a/c unit that adds or removes the air in your room as well. You could also use a closed loop cooling system(simple fans and flex pipe) on your hoods if possible but that depends on your lighting equipment.

[@jensen139]

Everest! What size dehumidifier do you recommended for a 4000 w sea of green in a sealed room 15ftx10ftx8ft tall?

[@Just4Growers]

+Eric Jensen do you know how much water they drink per day?

[@jensen139]

+Everest Fernandez (Just4Growers) I'm just building out. I live in a cold climate. My plan is 140 plants and 140 ga of reservoir water.

[@jensen139]

+Everest Fernandez (Just4Growers) thanks for the response. How much water would 150 two and a half foot tall very smelly plants drink per day?

[@Just4Growers]

+Eric Jensen 150 sq. ft. Is 14 sq. meters. In moderate VPD conditions this amount of canopy can drinks around 5L per m2 per day so 70L or 18.5 galore or 147 pints. I'd look for a dehum rated to remove 180 pints per day or more.

[@jensen139]

+Everest Fernandez (Just4Growers) thanks!

[@SoldierOfTheLord]

Everest, I have a humidity question if I may. I'm growing peppers in my closet, the temps are always between 77 and 81 degrees F. The humidity is always between 26% and 32%. My pepper plants are doing well and even started to bud in just 4 weeks. You (and other humidity videos) say the humidity has to be much higher than what I have, but as I stated, my pepper plants seem to be doing good. So should the humidity still be higher then 26% and 32% in my case? If so, what can I do to raise it or should I just leave everything as is? Thanks ahead of time.

[@Just4Growers]

+Larry Diaz Thanks so much, Larry. Great question! Your peppers will be happier in higher humidity for sure. How old are they? Are they budding prematurely or are you happy with their size? It all comes down to something called Vapor Pressure Deficit (VPD) - www.just4growers.com/stream/temperature-humidity-and-c02/vapor-pressure-deficit-the-hidden-force-on-your-plants.aspx have a read. I'll make a video about it soon.

[@SoldierOfTheLord]

Thanks for the reply, Everest. As of now, they're 5 weeks old and about 5 1/2" tall. I already pinched off the buds since I don't want them to start focusing on fruiting just yet. I'm quite happy with their size and they look pretty healthy, but they may be budding prematurely. I'm trying to figure out how to raise the humidity in the room to (as you say) make them happier lol. How can that be accomplished. Will the link you provided explain how? Thanks again, Everest.

[@quintonworonchak3532]

You can reuse the water from the dehumidifier for your top offs?

[@BenLeer]

How can I assess conditions for seedlings growth in my propagator? 20 of them haven't grown at all in 5 days (1 inch), while 1 has taken off(4.5 inches). Is this a humidity factor? Or am I just impatient?

[@420SmokinBud]

Hey Everest! To start, I have watched 95% of your videos 2-3 times each. I appreciate the knowledge! and man can you dish it out quickly haha. In my grow room i struggle with low humidity, I have an intake pulling air from outside (which is really dry in Colorado) and that drops my humidity in the low 30's, even with my humidifier and extra water buckets in the room. Any advice on dealing with super dry air like in Colorado?

[@propertyservices1]

i used dehumidifier runoff to feed plants. buds are smaller than usual. any opinions of this technique?

[@Just4Growers]

Hey my friend. I know of many CA growers doing this in the drought. Did you test the TDS of the water? Sometimes the water can pick up solutes from the copper tubing inside the dehum when first switched on but it goes after three days or so.

[@propertyservices1]

+Everest Fernandez (Just4Growers) ppm very low.around 20.. im thinkn i caused lower yield by deleafing constantly. i usualy dont . wanted to see if makes a difference and looks as though it does . lessson learned. wdut ?

[@Darthreloy]

I have a self watering pot with about 10 gallons of water, then potting soil, then planted are some potato vines. I added some Miracle Grow to the water. I am in Phoenix Arizona and it gets hot as hell. My pots are outside so no way to control the temp or humidity. I have the condition you speak of when too much water is brought up and too much calcium blocks nutrients. In the case where you cannot stop high heat and low humidity, can you change the water chemistry to help?? Like maybe high PH distilled water with only certain nutrients? Suggestions would be helpful. Thanks.

[@intravena]

When I use a plug in dehumidifier it gives off heaps of heat and makes the room too hot. If I vent it outside it smells. I would use a carbon filter but the dehumidifier says not to put any pressure on the outlet. Any advice?

[@hunterbutler9822]

intravena Find something to suspend the carbon filter to eliminate pressure.

[@intravena]

That doesn't make any sense. Pushing air through a filter increases the pressure.

[@hunterbutler9822]

I replied to the wrong comment. Sorry.

[@rob2991]

How low can u get that room with that many plants when the lights out with that 50 pt unit?

[@Deacon_M]

Thanks for taking the time to make videos for us, I know it takes alot of time! This video was packed with information. Keep it up!

[@Just4Growers]

+Deacon M thanks Deacon for being the welcome antidote to the less than encouraging comments I sometimes receive. I appreciate the positivity and yes, vids are a lot of work aren't they! :)

[@Deacon_M]

Just look at your subscriber count and not so much at the negative comments, The people who take the time to put themselves out there will always come away in a better place than someone sitting on a couch doing nothing writing a negative comment. The quality of your vids are very thought out and well edited.

[@Just4Growers]

+Deacon M thanks - I value your time as much as you do mine. Cheers.

[@Shortyyz]

@everest you are seriously the best youtuber in your category! short videos, very informative and great narrative!

[@Just4Growers]

Marwiification Wow! Thank you my friend. Reading that has got 2015 off to a great start. Thanks again. :)

[@shanemolloy8250]

All i have is a fan that i can turn on outside my tent . I aim it to my intake fan . It worked but will it damage my 9 fingered shamrocks ? . Im really desperate now . Thanks in advance

[@mygateaway]

Great Video! Thank you!

[@MrBigkel15]

One more thing.. The image water falling into the plants at the end I'm assuming is from a humidifier misting the air... That's my concern about water build up on my leaves.. Should I be?

[@Just4Growers]

MrBigkel15 It was just my handheld mister Mr Bigkel-they can be used to increase humidity too but I would recommend a plug-in humidifier if low humidity levels are an issue.

[@melindadoennig7799]

Excellent explanation!!

[@nicholasleavitt6295]

Guys, I love this..keep on keeping on!

[@Just4Growers]

+Robert Leavitt Thanks Robert! Will do :)

[@4funksakes]

Everett you sir are a marvelous creature.

[@thechileacademy4800]

Keep up the great work, Everest!

[@illegalehumor]

His next video will be how he likes to sniff his coce/speed bevore recording. ;) Fun video tho gj.

[@makenitrogreatagain977]

Would you prefer he do one on spelling?

[@valeriesanchez3074]

Pretty sure hes on mdma

[@cheeseface99]

did you ever do the VPD VID ? in desperate need!

[@Just4Growers]

+London.City. Genetics Bot yet LCG. I have an article on it here: www.just4growers.com/stream/temperature-humidity-and-c02/vapor-pressure-deficit-the-hidden-force-on-your-plants.aspx feel free to hit me up with any questions amigo.

[@cheeseface99]

Thanks for the quick response man! Love the Vids....i did read that article and thats what promted me to ask for the vid..... I was told vpd is everything by a very knowledgeable source recently... I understand the vpd concept. I have always ran my rooms 25degs day and 20degs night time.... I could stay ontop of humidity more then i am however im extremley anal so want to know how far great vpd management will push plants....before i spend every waking min making sure its all good....or am i just getting told to look at an area that will not really push things further... Hope that makes sense..... Also when your done with them rare D seeds visit londoncitygenetics.com let us know what you like and ill get it out to you!! All the best and love the vids...sometimes i unsubscribe then resub....i know w How you feel about that button being pushed lol ;)

[@Just4Growers]

Hey LCG, thanks for the extra PINGS in my pocket! Always love a cheeky vibration. I struggle with VPD in practice. I live in a very arid part of the world so I'm always having to add extra humidity into my grow room, even with fully sized plants. It's nuts! My best advice, after being aware of VPD, is to respond to it accordingly with nutrient strength. In my case, I go easy - notching it down from say, 1.8 mS to 1.5 because I know my plants are uptaking a lot of water due to the high VPD. I add extra Cal/Mag and silica to further help my plants cope. It's not so much about "getting things perfect" (but kudos if you do!), rather-for me at least-it's about being aware of the situation and taking appropriate action to mitigate plant stress. Hope this helps! Let's keep in touch amigo. :)

[@cheeseface99]

I feel the same way, i will adhere as best as possible but take the situation as it comes..theres so many variables..a fun challange!! ... Im a deep water culture man at heart growth rates astonish me! Would love to pick your brain sometime Keep up the excellent work And thanks allot for taking the time to reply! Mucho love!

[@mohsenaghdam3136]

Everest thank you,You share very important data and ur high quality experience with us,but my English isn't perfect and I need watching ur video again every time to understand what u said 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@simplyInvent]

I love your channel, it's helping me out like hell! Thanks a lot for this channel! GOD BLESS YOU :)

[@davidmcminn1843]

10/10 video. Keep it up! Your videos are great. Love the pace :)

[@lindsaysabourin1440]

i like the tempo of the vids. for those complaining just hit the pause button and rewind and watch until you get what he is saying. Dont change a thing but make more vids.. :)

[@Just4Growers]

+Lindsay sabourin Yay! Thanks Lindsay :)

[@Oopsie223]

I don't know why people complain about your talking speed. If they don't understand, there's a little red bar at the bottom to fix that problem.

[@ChristineEverth]

Lindsay sabourin waste of time

[@ocgsorchardcitygardensuppl3788]

DUDE GREAT INFORMATION. IMPRESSED! Love the unicorn farts jokes... priceless

[@Just4Growers]

+OCGS Orchard City Garden Supply :) parp! :)

[@Syeona]

This is really cool!

[@Just4Growers]

Thanks Calypso, glad you enjoyed the video.

[@EJSKATE1]

Hey Everest whats the best temperature for high humidity.. you kinda skipped over that

[@Just4Growers]

+Jordan Fleming That's an interesting question as temperature and humidity are so closely related. As air temperature rises, so does its capacity to hold on to moisture. What we need is a metric that combines them both - and this is called vapor pressure deficit or VPD. A video all about VPD is on my todo list. You can find an article about it here in the meantime: www.just4growers.com/stream/temperature-humidity-and-c02/vapor-pressure-deficit-the-hidden-force-on-your-plants.aspx

[@lifeinnohurry2425]

I enjoy learning from you and your KZbin videos. talking fast keep attention and makes it interesting. anyway thank you for your help. we're growing different things but your info is still helping

[@Just4Growers]

+Chuck Domingues Thanks Chuck. I hope you are subbed. I try and make my videos appeal to a broad audience-so glad my approach is working! best wishes, Everest.

[@unknowncuyler5449]

wait so warm light turn off at night make water accumulate on surfaces making good chance for mold. but LED's dont make much heat. so the difference between on and off is less. therefore making mold less likely to occur.

[@unknowncuyler5449]

HAHAHAH use a heater when your lights are off. thats soo funny. why not waste more money and energy.

[@mtsafer]

Your description of RH is a little off. Basically, a low humidity creates a diffusion pressure that makes water more able to evaporate thus speeding up transpiration. A high humidity reduces this pressure thus slowing respiration. RH is directly related to temperature as warmer air temp has a higher capacity for water vapor, meaning the RH is lower (because a smaller percent of total capacity is filled by the same amount of vapor).

[@Just4Growers]

Thanks Martin. I like your description -- sounds spot on. I intend to produce a follow-up that covers Ficks and Vapor Pressure Deficit. PM me if you'd like to help! :)

[@NorAlb_Chainsaw_Carver]

Awesome videos buddy! You pack a lot of useful information into nice short vids. Sometimes I think you're trying to set a record for most hydro info per minute! haha Keep it up dude!

[@Just4Growers]

Berts Garage Heheheh-thanks Berts. Will do. Here's to an info-saturated 2015! :)

[@Ayahuasca98]

Legit this is helping me with writing a characters superpower in a story I’ve been writing.

[@Ayahuasca98]

He can increase the humidity or decrease the humidity in a 40 meter radius

[@loadapish]

My rh is 30-40. Raising humidity is no easy task! Ive got plastic sheeting round them but left open in places for the fan, wet towels hanging everywhere and it sists between 40 and 50. The only time it goes above 50 is just after watering. Humidifyers are a waste of money!

[@simplyInvent]

Great video!

[@JohnDoe-uk2iu]

So if I have a cool indoor box (19-22 °C) They can tolerate a low humidity (im around 20/30 !) ? I have removed humidifiers because I had a fungus issue on the precedent run and I see no difference with humidity sticking under 30 compared to the 60 im used to. (3wks old plants) I'm srsly considering stopping using humidifiers seeing the nuisances it can brings (insects and fungus are more likely to show up and thrives), and noticing no difference at least when temperature are low. (I do sometimes bring stuff from outside, indoors that why I have this kind of issue , I know its bad :( ) Thanks for the videos, and keep up this nice pace ! ^^

[@erinstacyamoin6442]

this is completely unrelated to the video but you happen to reaaaally sound like matpat (game/film theory)

[@micahmoore8625]

Just ordered my Titan Controls Odorless Unicorn Fart Generator. Keep you posted. Btw, pace of vids is perfect.

[@Skrinkle492]

I want this valuable information so bad but I can't keep up :(

[@Just4Growers]

Skrinkle492 Hi Skrinkle. Try clicking on the "gear cog" icon at the bottom of the KZbin player and adjust the playback speed so it's slower. Alternatively, if you have any lingering questions, just post 'em right here and I'll do my best to respond.

[@hirammartinez952]

All I got to say thank you for the info appreciate it👍🏼👍🏼UP

[@MrBigkel15]

The issue I'm having now.. Humidity.. I'm considering putting a humidifier in my tent, but have concern about the water build up creating mold/mildew... Hopefully with the Extract fan I'll be ok..But I'm going to take the risk cause my Humidity has been between 17-22 and hasn't gotten higher.. Anyway.. Great Vid..

[@Just4Growers]

MrBigkel15 Whooaa. That's some low relative humidity you got there my friend. If you're growing in pots, you may want to consider using individual humidity domes while they are young. Link your extraction fan to a humidity controller (check out the Kronus Series by Titan Controls) and see how that works out for you. Once your plants are bigger they will transpire a lot of moisture into the air and could solve your problem for you. Humidifiers in grow tents .... they can work ... just make sure they are connected to a controller (e.g. EOS1) so they don't overwork. If your plants are in vegetative, try and get the RH up to 50% at least ... 60 - 65% is ideal. I guess you must live in an arid part of the world-like me! Let me know how you get on.

[@janakiramnallamothu3020]

Couple of Notes Before watching this Video and learning about Humidity No 1: lower the Playback speed to .75 for better understanding the Topic and No 2: Parental Guidance is Advised when Relative Humidity Increases in the Video.

[@Just4Growers]

Janakiram Nallamothu thanks for your feedback.

[@vasuc9127]

got my answer from 1:35 to 1:46. Thanks !!!

[@olbuddybuddy9815]

Ditto with other comments, your martial is great , production value high, but just slow down your presentation. Great job otherwise, keep up the great work

[@Just4Growers]

+OL Buddy Buddy Thanks OL. I'll definitely take that on board. Thanks for taking the time to comment and please consider subscribing! Peace and happy growing, Everest.

[@propertyservices1]

jus watch it twice ....lol

[@jim123483]

These videos are awesome!!

[@Just4Growers]

Jim knight Thanks Jim!

[@joeestes6318]

Why don't you ever leave products in the description? it would help people !

[@Just4Growers]

+Joe Estes Thanks Joe - you're right, I should do that.

[@syoukhan]

dude you're awesome

[@Just4Growers]

That's such a nice message to ping on my phone :) thanks

[@matteoaroffu8395]

+Everest Fernandez (Just4Growers) Ok then let me explain why... you're smart, you're funny and you give lots and lots of precious information that are so helpful...and you do it fast! I love that! That is not only really generous but it is also really cool! I like lots of info and I like them fast and you deliver them in a funny way are you kidding? I'd press that subscribe button another 100 times if I could...keep doing this and remember...YOU ARE AWESOME!

[@Just4Growers]

+Matteo Aroffu good to hear. I've received a lot of criticism for the speed of my presentations so it's reassuring to learn that you enjoy the pace. Thanks again for your positivity. It means a lot. Peace and happy growing, Everest.

[@larzpeterson6471]

I'm in case grade Arizona, and we currently have 47% humidity.

[@Just4Growers]

+Larz Peterson sounds just like me Larz mi amigo.

[@driftedtide6998]

Great vid

[@Just4Growers]

+GAM3Rdaily 111 Thanks! Humidity 102 (The Revenge) coming soon. :)

[@lemuelmadridejos8591]

Thats a lot of work in growing plants. Here in Philippines just throw a seed and tomorrow u'll see a sprout

[@MichelJosephCardin]

What happens when the environment is reduced and it's at 100 % humidity; will the humidity be forced to merge and become water?

[@laurasimmons1663]

Love the video and very well presented but my goodness you talk so fast!!!! It really makes it hard to listen to. We tried to slow it down but that's annoying as well. Thanks for making informative and interesting videos.

[@Just4Growers]

Thanks Laura-I appreciate the feedback.

[@stoneybakermd1936]

outstanding info, thanks listen at 3/4 speed, lol

[@doresimon]

I'm so for being rude on your co2 video. Your vids are amazing

[@Just4Growers]

+doresimon It's all good amigo. Enjoy the weekend.

[@anarchyzed1591]

THANK YOU for this informational video! p.s. - everyone knows that unicorns fart rainbows... Also the smell is so pleasant that you experience euphoria if you are lucky enough to get crop dusted by said unicorn....

[@alexcaymans]

Now i know about unicorn farts lmao

[@Just4Growers]

alexcaymans Only on KZbin! :)

[@Lol-zj1kl]

Nice

[@valeriesanchez3074]

When i have too much coffee im exhausted

[@amazinggamers8402]

Fast but good info !

[@Just4Growers]

+AMAZING GAMERS Thanks! I've eased up a little on the pace now. :)

[@gianna8279]

This is waayyy too fast! I couldn’t focus or hear! Good information but we watched this in class and everyone was complaining about the speed! Also a little inappropriate!

[@joeharrison7804]

The guy at the end of the half naked girls on the beach shots made me laugh. :)

[@Just4Growers]

joe harrison I'm all for equal opportunities Joe! :)

[@abracadabra2395]

Even changing the playback speed to 50%, it was hard to follow because there aren't natural breaks in the speaking pattern. Typically, we pause at the end of each sentence, even if but for a moment, which creates a break in the auditory processing demands on the brain. To be fair, I currently have a migraine, but this was very hard to follow.

[@pleaseplantme-n3b]

Odorless unicorn farts lmao

[@wandameadows5736]

Humidity is terrible & is year round here in GA.

[@FusionDeveloper]

I wish you left out the "gross out humor".

[@shashikantvanjeri48]

AND THAT'S JUST A THEORY... A REAL THEORY!

[@BlinkyBill_]

u need more coffee good vid

[@Just4Growers]

SuperNerper Mmmmmm you're right. I'm gonna put the espresso machine on. :)

[@Just4Growers]

SuperNerper And hey SuperNerper-please sub the channel! :)

[@zacharyp32]

I hate that you speak so fast, but thanks otherwise.

[@Just4Growers]

zacharyp32 Thanks Zachary. I've been hearing this a lot lately so I'm gonna slow it down, I promise. Thanks again.

[@BenLeer]

I watch your video in 1.5x speed. I need more information faster.

[@abdelrahmanmohamed558]

Why????????

[@jeremiahwilson1781]

not at all. his "gadgets" are in ALOT of grow.rooms. Its just that Ev has nice brand new gear in his vids. Me...jelly personally. Nice stuff. I got nice shit too but its not new.

[@dylank3484]

bruh, this vid is awesome and very informative but may i suggest an improvement? Don't talk so fast! >< It could come off as annoying and would drive potential subs away! Keep up the good work

[@Just4Growers]

+Dylan K Thanks for the feedback Dylan it's much appreciated. Definitely something I will consider when making future vids. Peace and happy growing, Everest.

[@JohnDoe-uk2iu]

Nah its good pace :)

[@GlassHalf-full]

Breath my dude!!!!!!!!!!!

[@quatogs]

talks too fast. lost my interest.

[@Just4Growers]

Hi Bobby, you can slow it down by clicking on the cog icon at the bottom right of the player and selecting playback speed >> x .75

[@quatogs]

+Everest Fernandez (Just4Growers) Thanks, I didn't know that. Somehow my speed doesn't have .75 option, I tried .5 but its so slow. Anyway, I will watch it now.

[@Cohagentron]

+Bobby Del Rosario I agree. All you tube science channels nowadays try to out do each other with talking speed.

[@Just4Growers]

I value your time.

[@gaettilingkanone]

Personally I really enjoy the fast talking since most other channels tend to talk you to sleep. With most videos I go with 1.25 or even 1.5 speed ^^. Keep up the nice work

[@powpoooo]

It is hard to understand him in normal speed. I don't know if he is trying to teach or rap.

[@hossainforhad5335]

best

[@goldenstateofmind7385]

Would love to see a video about VPD, you speedy crazy guy you! 👍🏼✌🏼️

[@Just4Growers]

VPD is a fascinating topic. I was messing around with a leaf porosity meter just the other day to physically measure transpiration directly at the leaf! Very interesting stuff. Looking forward to making the vid.

[@kelizabethg1]

Shot after shot after shot of women in bikinis is utterly unhelpful and downright disgusting for children wanting to learn more about humidity, or adults trying to honor their relationships and watch anything that might, FOR ONCE, not be about sex! Thanks for, at best, annoying people and, at worst, cultivating sex addictions in children.

[@Bigdaddy0121]

V P D Video please Everest. Need ya help thanks

[@Just4Growers]

+bill talor I'm on it Bill. Coming in a few weeks - in the meantime, check out my VPD chart here: opennlabs.com/vpd/VPD_calculator.php I will be adding a quick calculate function too.

[@downeyload9026]

What?:/

[@Just4Growers]

+downey load Plants are mother nature's very own humidifiers.

[@aaroncabral1134]

Duuuude, slow it TF down lol 😂

[@tamibuss6577]

Loved the video, but unfortunately I don't feel like I can show it to 2nd graders due to the bikini shots. So bummed. :(

[@Just4Growers]

Tami Buss It’s fine - second graders will not sexualise those bikini shots. Just moms on a beach!

[@tamibuss6577]

Not moms in Nebraska!! lol ;P

[@rk5759]

2:02, for GOD'S SAKE i'm on no fap

[@Nickcanton09]

UNICORN FARTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Just4Growers]

+Nick Canton They smell unlike anything you've ever smelt.

[@vv-mg7vo]

you go way over kill on gadget bro .... way over kill. You speak as if everyone has a billion dollar budget to do OCD things. You scare people away lol

[@Just4Growers]

v v A min/max thermometer / hygrometer will set you back about twenty or thirty bucks.

[@yasirabbas6650]

Too fast to understand :(

[@slackerforever]

I wished you could spend 2 more minutes and speak a little slower. But it was good 101

[@Just4Growers]

Thanks Ain. I will slow down, I promise. Feel free to ask me any questions too.

[@NJLewis-qr7or]

to fast can't keep up

[@Just4Growers]

+Nina Lewis Hi Nina-sorry I speak so fast. You can click on the 'cog' icon at the bottom right of the player and select "Playback speed" and then pick x.75 - I sound like I've overdosed on my meds but it's definitely markedly slower. Happy to answer your humidity-related questions too. :)

[@jameshamilton9160]

Commentator is speaking way to fast. Makes it very hard to follow.