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Haha. You are only angry because I am so right.

I think people gotta prioritize their lives and be realistic and practical. Who in their right mind wouldn't want to make money and help people? Exactly, everyone would. The point of using IPM is to build a business so you can do exactly that. The majority of the people who grow marijuana...

Could you be more dramatic please? What is your true contribution to society, growing marijuana organically? hahahaha. You're such a saint.

You can't control your pressure gauge, but you can control the cfh. It depends on how long you want it to take. If you want it to take 30 minutes, I think the calculation is as follows: 4.8 cf x 2 (30 minutes is 1/2 an hour) = 9.6 cfm If your regulator starts freezing up, which mine does...

Mello - Does your rooftop AC exhaust the odor and Co2 into the atomosphere? I thought those packaged rooftop units were bad for growing. Do they keep the odors and co2 inside the rooms?

What type of AC unit are you running? That doesn't look like a split system....or is it?

You can do it that way, but make sure you have a fan that brings cool air into the tent from the room. Also make sure that you have the correct type of AC. Your portable must have a separate duct for intake and exhaust. Some have dual exhaust hoses, which is not what you want.

is there any update to this thread?

I agree with JK. I hope you have the finances to plan for failed crops or crops that will only sell for $1k per lb. Running the undercurrent will be a 50/50 chance at success. Success meaning you will harvest and sell your product at $3+ per lb to the CA dispensaries and don't have to beg...

Don't do it. It will not work well. The units are designed to work outside. But if you wanted to put the condenser inside, you could bring in outside fresh air by venting the entire warehouse with the appropriate CFM intake and exhaust vans. Or you could build an appropriately sized box...

I ran a 30k btu and 18k btu LG mini split ($4 or 5k) with 8 AAW fixtures with 3 70 pint dehumidifiers and the AC wouldn't keep it below 80, so I had to air cool the lights to get it to 75. But my condensers were also inside the warehouse (on top of the room), so that could have been a factor...

Yes. I'm curious to see how it affects the wholesale price of topshelf OG. Will it hit below 3?

Yes, that is the goal. Same to you. I am not a hater. I admire you for succeeding with organics.

So all I can do is constantly research and educate myself as much as possible. I am not rich enough yet to implement my learnings, but I will be soon thanks to good ol pesticides.

I do what I have to, to feed my family. I support many people and many people depend on me, so I can't mess around without pesticides. If I didn't have to worry about money, then I would certainly try to attain a growing environment where successful organics could be realistic. But until then...

I don't know anything about the virus you are referring to, but I say you hit those plants with a root drench of Bayer Tree and Shrub. It works great for root aphids. I always use all the pesticides religiously, even if I don't have the pest.

You need a 5 ton AC. This will work perfectly even with your other equipment. You could do 12k watts no problem with a 5 ton.

This is what I would do with 200 amps. Non Perpetual Harvest - 32 Lights, 2 Flower Rooms total 16 Lights 4.5 amps @240v = 72 amps, flip flop to another 16 light room, 32 total bloom lights. 8 Tons of AC = 60 amps, flip flop to another 16 light room. 2 Dehumidifiers = 16 amps, one in each...

When doing grow room buildouts, you I suggest you prioritize in this order: 1. Security 2. Budget 3. Electrical Power Available 4. Best Annual Revenue/Financial Plan 5. Desired Work Schedule and Staffing 6. Equipment and Air Conditioning needed 7. Maximize Square Footage and Layout of facility...

I tried a continuous rockwool drip, 6 inch cubes on 8 in slabs, and it was amazing.