I have a similar setup. I am exhausting outside and I have two 4" intake inclines going. When I closed tent my temps were rising too much as well. They needed more air in, so I opened a passive flap on the bottom against the wall. Air comes in but no unwanted light. This did the trick. I have the same temp controller you do.
Thank you for your reply. Yea that seams to be the only way I can keep it cool enough is to open the door a crack. I just realized that my intake was sitting next to the heating vent. So it was blowing hot air in. Once winter sets in I should be good it’s just been too warm outside the past week.
Appreciate it. I tried searching but I suck at finding the right post. I end up reading 10 posts about stuff im not looking for lol. This one was just what I needed thanks again.They might have some guides here how to do it.
For lst I use clips but there are other ways of course. I like a scrog better though. It makes training easy.
As far as clips, if you do get some, get the ones that are adjustable instead of the ones that aren't.
Actually this is too much to type on phone
That was in the learning section. I think there is a link to all the their stuff on the home farmer page.
Solo cup to 3 gallon pot in coco/perlite lessens the stress of transplanting twice to achieve the same goal, I allowed 1 more week from the pix shown & had roots all around the solo cup,Cheers SS Lookin good.
An easy start could be to use two wires or pieces of string.
That was a little early for the transplant, try 2 week in the solo cups. If they look like that in 13 days let it go 3 weeks in solo. SS
Yea I wanted to wait a little longer but I screwed up and only used a small solo cup to start.(9 oz). I had roots coming out of the drainage holes so I couldn’t wait any longer. Now I know for next time to use a bigger starting cup. Thanks for the advice.
That is perfect. When the roots come out is when you transplant.
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