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I have no problem with the light, it is enclosing the light in the plant. It creates more minus then plus's. I can see using a regen blower into a humid lung room (plenum) Then use some pvc to support the plant and dispurse CO2/humidity enriched chilled air to create your micro-climate.This would help fight the light. But look up heath robinsons grow's as he punched out some weight in similar setups. I try to keep it simple as it helps to fix itself later. That is a 10' length of herb you want to fill with a plant. I hope you knock it out of the park but your going to have to help that girl out a lot. JK
The 6' half moons are hung from the ceiling, and made of heavy gauge wire fencing. I can only hope this proves to be inadequate! Each half moon is 5-6 running feet around the curve and four feet tall. Since I'll install the plant in the middle at 12-16" tall, it need grow only 3 more feet to reach each corner. This is very achievable with the strain I've chosen, a very stretchy sativa. The cylinder is not so tall that it completely alters the nature of the air following through it; at a canopy height of only 4 feet, it will have lots of room above to shed heat. Also, having only one bulb helps limit heat buildup. The fact that the bulb moves spreads the heat footprint, further attenuating its effects. Indeed, that's half the reason to move the bulb in the first place, the other half being that roving blast of super intense light!
Indeed my room is sealed and climate controlled, to maintain humidity and add co2. I built a vertical cooling tower with a muffin fan blowing down through an Icebox air/water heat exchanger and then down a 5' duct, depositing condensation into a tub beneath and cool air at floor level. At worst, the room will have to deal with the same heat that it did before but I believe the plants will absorb more of the energy, leaving less to be disposed of by the climate control system.