You can expect to see alot of those strains getting popped after the Goji run
Ill probably end up doing a run with auto flowers 1st and then the photos after.
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Lookin good. Nice space and setup.
Noticed your sacks of Jacks.
Have you decided on pot types and feeding method?
Just noticed you are some doing dwc.
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Pretty undecided on pot size and feeding method still. Just going to do DWC buckets in the room until i get it all figured out,
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Dwc/rdwc vs dtw coco are pretty similar regarding growth, cost, nutrient efficiency, moving plants around etc
Itās the negatives/maintenance between/during runs that set them apartā¦
Dwc -has root rot lurking, coco provides a buffer
Dwc- no gnats, coco- itās a possibility
Dwc- cleaning hydroton, coco- flush/recharge coco
Rdwc- all fed the same, coco- can customize amounts fed/wetter-drier (could be important if you running multiple strains)
5g rdwc(touching) vs 8" coco(spaced)
I guess the question is which one do you prefer cleaning/recharging 
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nice @Neb! real real nice! cant wait to see it all green!
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Nice setup @Neb, canāt wait to see it filled!
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Figured Iād move some Goji plants in here they will probably enjoy it my veg space is getting a bit on the chilly side.
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Humidity is really low in the room between 40-50%
Iām wondering if i should fill one of the flood tables with water to raise the humidity a bit lol
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Humidity is relative to tempreture, so it really depends on how hot it gets in the room.
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alright heres another question. When it comes to placing a humidity/temp sensor in your grow spaces do you guys put them under your lights so u read the heat ur light is also giving off or do u put it somewhere it isnt getting hit directly.
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Ive got one under the light reading 27c and one that isnt getting hit by the light reading 24c
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I use mine at the canopy level or close to it.
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i use one of these and i suspect when its under the light the sensor heats up above the real temp lol
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Mine has a probe, it controls my ac. Maybe put It just under the canopy so it not directly getting hit but still close to where it matters most
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I use a tempreture lazer gun, and just check the top leaves and buds for an accurate reading, but my temp and RH controller is set at canopy level away from the lights.
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I put mine on the same plane as the plants, which does put it under the lightsā¦ once you factor in the temp difference from the lights, which if theyāre LED the leaves arenāt absorbing anyway, I figure itās the most accurate reading.
Btw, hereās a chart on VPD that Iāve found helpful, courtesy of @Alaskagrown iirc:
As @Shadey said, the proper humidity is relative to tempā¦ and to the life cycle of the plants. Yours are still in early veg, so youād be shooting for a moderately high humidity, 60-70%, at most temps.
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yea im not hitting 60-70% in the winter lol its real dry down here right now.
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That saved me finding one 
Edit itās better than mine as well so I am keeping that one.
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as far as taking a temperature to use for controlling fans/ac Iām thinking maybe my most accurate result would be with 2 sensors. 1 under the light at canopy level and 1 at canopy level not under the light. Then take the average between the 2
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Theyāre going to struggle a bit then. 
When I sealed my tent up and installed a humidity controller, the plants started growing much faster and looking much happier than when they were exposed to the dry conditions of forced air heating. Likewise when I was growing in my basement without proper insulation, just a partition to keep the light outā¦ they still grew, but it was much slower than what Iām seeing now that Iāve stabilized the VPD at the proper level for their maturity.
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