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Howdy Homesteader the grates sure were makes capturing the run off easier. Still getting to over 30°C here daytime and not much under 22°C at night will start getting cool soon we just started Autumn.Were the steel grates a creation for the grow or ???? Cool looking riser either way. Wish you the best and it looks great. What are your outdoor temps this time year.
I'm not to sure on the mix atm was going to do a coco-soil combo and see how the grow goes. Definitely be mostly cooler season grows, I ran the tent for a week in the middle of summer to check temps and with an outside temp of 40°C inside shed temp of 46°C the tent ran at 34°C 80% humidity. I don't have a humidifier or temp control so would be hard to control the humidity during flower in summer.Are you going to use coco or something like promix? That metal building must get pretty toasty in the summer. Nice looking building though. Are you going to just run during the cool season?
I did an outdoor grow 2 years ago and the only pest I encountered was grass hoppers or locust.I'd be curious to know what you guys deal with pests wise like for what what do you have over there like insects and pest wise that you guys have to deal with Outdoors I'm going to have to look into this, I'm enamored with Australia
I like how you have that exhaust blow it on your blast very nice my manEvening crew.. it's been quite a while since visiting this site and I'm here hopefully to post my first attempt at an indoor grow. Got a 3ft X 3ft tent that's only 6ft high and I'm already thinking this may be an issue. I went with 2 x 6inch Spiderfarmer exhaust units one to blow filtered air into the tent and one to remove hot air each fan 200cfm. This will also help to keep negative pressure throughout the grow. Also Spiderfarmer 3000W LED light board without a dimmer also may be an issue. I've removed the control board from the light panel and running it from outside the tent to keep temps down as I live in a Subtropical climate. Also using the cool exhaust air to regulate the temp of the control board to the LEDs hoping to improved efficiency and longevity of my lights. Only growing 2 plants at first to see how I go, I need to get some to germinate first. I'll be growing in non fertile soil as the medium and supplimenting nutrients. View attachment 1222151View attachment 1222152View attachment 1222148
Cheers man.. Yeah first time LED I'm getting 30-32C lights on ATM with about 80-85%.If first time using LED you should be aware you need the temperature over 80F with lights on. At least. About 26C during lights on and only about 10 degrees cooler lights out. Better at 28 to 29C lights on.
Cheers man makes a big difference..I like how you have that exhaust blow it on your blast very nice my man
You’ll be okay with those temperatures lights on.Cheers man.. Yeah first time LED I'm getting 30-32C lights on ATM with about 80-85%.
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Movement is improvement baby yeah..Heading in the right direction kept a nice 27°C all day at about 55% RH. Next challenge will be the transplant fingers crossed we get that far..
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