outwest
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I haven't noticed that much of a temp difference, will start watching. What I do notice is the humidity, A full tent will cause the r/h to rise considerably. I run the fans 24/7 to keep this in check. You should be just about done outwest...harvested my tangerine haze on friday, will let the domina go another week.
Merry Christmas and Happy (high) New Year.Yessir. Have some stank curing up nicely as I type this. Gonna be a great indoor season!
outwest
I think its from the energy being absorbed rather than being reflected off the surfaces of the tent
Or let plants grow more branches too...lolGreat way to fight heat, just add more plants. ha ha!
Is it sealed or vented if its vented ?I've noticed recently that when my grow tent has plants in it, it runs cooler. Moreover, the more plants I add the cooler it runs (within reason). It's pretty significant too. Like a difference of 10 degrees between an empty tent and the tent at full bloom. A half full tent brought the temps down about 4 degrees. It's not plants shading the sensor either. Has anyone else experienced this? Is it a known phenomenon?
outwest
I can attest to this, with a room with all lights on and only half of it fiiled with plants I've seen temps go down when I plant the other half of the room prob from the lack of light bouncing off the floor and walls...
If his tent is like mine there is a vent in every corner. To many in fact. I use one for intake and one for exhaust and two are closed off. Love my tent (s).
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