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THE TRAINWRECK. Brought to you by thcfarrmer…..

Doing wayyyy too much trying to do cable management on these lines and then forgot to run the line to the resi through the hole in the tent haha. Good enough for now. Looking sweet homie! 👊👊😄
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Apple fritter Auto, 28 days later.
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Magnumsmydog said:
Does that help stabilize it, I've wondered about air movement from fans and the light hitting it if it throws it off just never thought to shield it
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Hehe funny you should ask that.
I set the tent up and run for a while with no sensor cover. The fan hitting the sensors does have a reaction but it does not hurt the numbers until you get a confluence of events. What I mean by this is when the tent runs the temp and humidity will run on a cycle. They will go up and down over time and this can make for a chaotic set of numbers.
Let me show you what I mean on a trace.
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You can see that when the humidity over swings the vdp has leaks and valleys. We have good control of temp but fair control of humidity. This tent is running at a .08 vdp wave over an hours time.
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This shows fair control of temp but better control of humidity. It is much easier to control the tent numbers under low humidity. Flower is much easier than veg. This tent has a .o6 VDP wave.
From my last run I have come to the conclusion that pinpoint numbers for temp and humidity matter less than the changes over time that cause the plant to halt and start transperation. This is most easily tracked with VDP. The plant will adjust to temps and humidity but the mechanical breathing and nutrient uptake of the plant can not be modified to much of an extent. It is a physical property of plants and must fall between a certain range and the most important of those appears to be rate of change in transperation.
 
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JIMKSI64 said:
Hehe funny you should ask that.
I set the tent up and run for a while with no sensor cover. The fan hitting the sensors does have a reaction but it does not hurt the numbers until you get a confluence of events. What I mean by this is when the tent runs the temp and humidity will run on a cycle. They will go up and down over time and this can make for a chaotic set of numbers.
Let me show you what I mean on a trace.
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You can see that when the humidity over swings the vdp has leaks and valleys. We have good control of temp but fair control of humidity. This tent is running at a .08 vdp wave over an hours time.
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This shows fair control of temp but better control of humidity. It is much easier to control the tent numbers under low humidity. Flower is much easier than veg. This tent has a .o6 VDP wave.
From my last run I have come to the conclusion that pinpoint numbers for temp and humidity matter less than the changes over time that cause the plant to halt and start transperation. This is most easily tracked with VDP. The plant will adjust to temps and humidity but the mechanical breathing and nutrient uptake of the plant can not be modified to much of an extent. It is a physical property of plants and must fall between a certain range and the most important of those appears to be rate of change m
JIMKSI64 said:
Hehe funny you should ask that.
I set the tent up and run for a while with no sensor cover. The fan hitting the sensors does have a reaction but it does not hurt the numbers until you get a confluence of events. What I mean by this is when the tent runs the temp and humidity will run on a cycle. They will go up and down over time and this can make for a chaotic set of numbers.
Let me show you what I mean on a trace.
View attachment 2557648
You can see that when the humidity over swings the vdp has leaks and valleys. We have good control of temp but fair control of humidity. This tent is running at a .08 vdp wave over an hours time.
View attachment 2557656
This shows fair control of temp but better control of humidity. It is much easier to control the tent numbers under low humidity. Flower is much easier than veg. This tent has a .o6 VDP wave.
From my last run I have come to the conclusion that pinpoint numbers for temp and humidity matter less than the changes over time that cause the plant to halt and start transperation. This is most easily tracked with VDP. The plant will adjust to temps and humidity but the mechanical breathing and nutrient uptake of the plant can not be modified to much of an extent. It is a physical property of plants and must fall between a certain range and the most important of those appears to be rate of change in transperation.
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This is awesome info, I'm definitely gonna do some more research and dive down this 🐇 🕳, give me something to do play with in flower room👊
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This was a lot of fun
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A lot of light coming from the big greenhouse I'll have to block otherwise I'm happy with it so far. There's a lot more to do, doorway on each end and I'm going to add another 9 feet. Next week I'll buy another 100+ feet of pipe to extend this one to 18 feet. 7.5 feet width is perfect for this design.

I'll diary the build after completion😉
 
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JIMKSI64 said:
Hehe funny you should ask that.
I set the tent up and run for a while with no sensor cover. The fan hitting the sensors does have a reaction but it does not hurt the numbers until you get a confluence of events. What I mean by this is when the tent runs the temp and humidity will run on a cycle. They will go up and down over time and this can make for a chaotic set of numbers.
Let me show you what I mean on a trace.
View attachment 2557648
You can see that when the humidity over swings the vdp has leaks and valleys. We have good control of temp but fair control of humidity. This tent is running at a .08 vdp wave over an hours time.
View attachment 2557656
This shows fair control of temp but better control of humidity. It is much easier to control the tent numbers under low humidity. Flower is much easier than veg. This tent has a .o6 VDP wave.
From my last run I have come to the conclusion that pinpoint numbers for temp and humidity matter less than the changes over time that cause the plant to halt and start transperation. This is most easily tracked with VDP. The plant will adjust to temps and humidity but the mechanical breathing and nutrient uptake of the plant can not be modified to much of an extent. It is a physical property of plants and must fall between a certain range and the most important of those appears to be rate of change in transperation.
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Uhm so where do I light this thing?!


lol I’m just being an idiot per usual
 
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PlumberSoCal2 said:
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My dad passed away from Parkinson’s/ a heart attack. He would get sick at the grocery warehouse where he went to hospital. They never were able to diagnose anything when he became sick at work. After he passed his friend gave me a stack of printed medical literature about a gas that they spray in the banana room with has similar effects of agent orange. Apparently you are not supposed go around that gas without breathing protection. Kind of weary about using banana peels for k or even eating them because of that.
 
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JIMKSI64 said:
Gads I can buy 2 of mine for that.
Well not anymore 😩

Killed my first one with foop nutes and poor storage procedure.
I got my wife a 4 gallon unit and put a sidecar attachment on the garden tractor but she hates cranking the thing.
She wants an electric watering cart and that is a winter project.
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Yeah but you actually have to pump those I’ve had a million of them this one’s got a usb plug in the handle just press a button and boom watering lol
 
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Good evening ladies and gents. My soil replenish is working out as huge failure. It’s soaked doesn’t want to dry out. Plants in the solo cups on the used soil started yellowing. I got them up potted and they greened up and grew but I have brown spotting and the new leaves are spotting. Idk if it’s the wet roots, ph, or something else. I decided to buy new soil. I posted the the other day bas has no bags to sell unless I buy a $340 pallet in a giant single. That’s not gonna happen. So yesterday I decided fox farms it is before these plants die. I hit up Walmart, they do the amazon type deal where another merchant sells the product. I am rather impressed. It originally had an arrive by date Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. I have tracking saying it’s arriving tomorrow.
 
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