maskedgrower
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As odd as it might sound i am wondering if i need to raise my dry room temps. Im in northern cali and my temps out side are getting a little low at night causing my dry room to drop low in temp. the room is reading about 60-63*f. this normally isn't a problem because i usually have a flower room that is counteracting the low night time temps for the shop. with the room being down waiting to be cleaned and on the next order of soil i find myself with low temps in the dry room. i hear some say its ok to work with those temps and i hear others say its not good for mold and so on. i set a small isolating fan about 6 inches in front of a small space heater to help distribute some heat but so far no real luck. should i not be worried about this? or is there another way for it to be fixed?
the room is a temporary room that's about 18x9 with 2x4 studs wrapped with 4ml plastic on two of the 4 walls. we have 3 runs of 16x5 trellis hung from the ceiling packed with buds giving roughly 3ft gap from the trellis to the floor.
the room is a temporary room that's about 18x9 with 2x4 studs wrapped with 4ml plastic on two of the 4 walls. we have 3 runs of 16x5 trellis hung from the ceiling packed with buds giving roughly 3ft gap from the trellis to the floor.
