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Dont sweat petty shit
Pet the sweaty shit
Dont sweat petty shitI made that choice on the fly :) settle right in the middle with coir
Oh I cant wait!!!Yea temp is an issue I'm gonna add higher CFM system this weekend. Will see you guys around for the updates.
Yea temp is an issue I'm gonna add higher CFM system this weekend. Will see you guys around for the updates.
Lol dude dont overthink it. Its the simplest thing ever. Use j hooks into the ceiling joists and get some chain to go around the filter, attach the fan w self tapping screws and a lil rigid ducting and bamI've never mounted a filter and have no choice but to. So will be a learning expirence for me.
Lol dude dont overthink it. Its the simplest thing ever. Use j hooks into the ceiling joists and get some chain to go around the filter, attach the fan w self tapping screws and a lil rigid ducting and bam
So basically use the entrance to the lung room as my surface area for filtration. Genius
As far as the filtering is concerned you guys obviously believe in doing something. Do you notice any major changes when filtering your intake air? I got some PM and I don't want to loose and bud to like rot. My temps are pretty high. I think that rot may become a problem as these next couple weeks progress.
As far as the filtering is concerned you guys obviously believe in doing something. Do you notice any major changes when filtering your intake air? I got some PM and I don't want to loose and bud to like rot. My temps are pretty high. I think that rot may become a problem as these next couple weeks progress.
I believe if you can engineer the air filtering to work for you. To utilize it.
It prevents stray airborne pollen from fertilizing your indoor crop.
It keeps pests from entering the space.
Keeps spores out.
And keeps all the dirt, dust and crap from sticking to the trichomes of your beautiful buds.
Just imagine how dust settles in the home. And how the high airflow through your space over a few months constantly draws that dirty air over your plants.
I believe that in some small way it affects the end quality.
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