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Humidity and temperature in your marijuana grow room It is important to know that the amount of absorbable water depends on the temperature. With a temperature of 68°F (20°C), the air can absorb a maximum of 7.2 ml of water. This air has a relative humidity of 100%. When that happens the amount of water vapor is so high that you won't be able to see anything. Air with a temperature of 32°F (0°C) can only absorb about 5 ml of water. This is the reason why the air is a lot drier in the winter than in the summer. I've written an e-book that you can download for free, and that's packed with tips about how to create the perfect climate for your marijuana plant. Because you constantly ventilate your  marijuana grow tent  you pull, aside from the heat that the lamps create, also the humid air from the room. Therefore you always have to make sure to keep your grow room moist in order to increase the humidity level. There are several ways to increase the humidity. But first I...

Before you start this labor of green love, it is important to understand how a cannabis plant grows in any given grow space. With marijuana plants in the germination phase, seeds sprout and roots emerge in as little as 12 hours or up to 8 days. The seed coat will crack open and root will emerge and grow downward. The root anchors itself after a few days and two leaves will then emerge. Then, the seedling stage begins and lasts for about a month. This is when the plant is most vulnerable, so it is critically important to control the environment (light, heat, humidity, watering) at this stage. Veg Stage In the vegetative phase, an indoor plant has rapid vertical growth and produces new leaves. The root system greatly expands as well. The plant is in the midst of the vegetative phase when it has seven distinct sets of leaves. This takes about two months. Pre-Flowering Stage The pre-flowering phase is called “the stretch” and can take about 10 to 14 days. During this phase, growers...

Why Should You Even Use a Grow Tent? Running a tent simplifies indoor soil and hydroponic gardening. It allows you to grow crops all year long regardless of the seasons because you’re able to control the growing environment completely. This means better harvests, more organized growing, and fewer problems with pests and diseases. On a more technical note, there are two important reasons that make setting up a grow tent the ideal choice when running an indoor garden: Efficient Use of Space & Total Environmental Control Having a grow tent eases up many of the concerns related to growing indoors, like building a grow room and organizing that space. On top of that, grow tents allow you to have different growing environments in the same room — right next to each other if you want! It doesn’t get much better than that. Grow tents provide an ideal environment for your plants, especially if you’re a hydroponic grower. Since they allow for a cleaner environment than the usual outd...