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There's 2 threads lol I thought I was tripping for a minute!you don’t need lots of light during seedling stage and even in flower none of us more experienced growers ( man I don’t like saying it that way but whatever I can’t think of another ) have our lights above 75% even with only 100w as there to intense at that setting and burn the plants
80f is fine however like you say come summer that’s gonna go up
You would need a ac fan for the heat the humidity is going to be the hardest to control unless you have the equipment ; Dehumidifier/humidifier as needed
If you get the equipment, I suggest that you put it all outside the tent and control the temp/humidity of the room the tent sits in.
In the mean time you can easy drop the light to 25/50% once they get bigger knock it up 75%
The only thing holding you back a bit is the amount of light , however having it at 100% doesn’t fill the gap if you Kwim
lol yea I posted on two different forums by accidentThere's 2 threads lol I thought I was tripping for a minute!
I took your advice and turned the light down to 50 it definitely helped stabilize the temperature thanks for the advice and “more experienced grower” is probably the nicest way you could’ve said ityou don’t need lots of light during seedling stage and even in flower none of us more experienced growers ( man I don’t like saying it that way but whatever I can’t think of another ) have our lights above 75% even with only 100w as there to intense at that setting and burn the plants
80f is fine however like you say come summer that’s gonna go up
You would need a ac fan for the heat the humidity is going to be the hardest to control unless you have the equipment ; Dehumidifier/humidifier as needed
If you get the equipment, I suggest that you put it all outside the tent and control the temp/humidity of the room the tent sits in.
In the mean time you can easy drop the light to 25/50% once they get bigger knock it up 75%
The only thing holding you back a bit is the amount of light , however having it at 100% doesn’t fill the gap if you Kwim
That’s a good idea I never thought about those options I’ve been just straight up spraying the inside of my tent with wateri put some glasses on a heating mat for the humidity & that worked fine, Wet towels too with a fan on it
Vivosun didn't put a speed switch on the fan on the light? They should have an off button and variable speed, idk why they wouldn't develop it with those features.Also that tent should have a mesh opening at the bottom which you can put a small fan on the outside to blow fresh air in. I have 2 of those aerolights and hate them.. The fan is set way too strong and seedlings do not like having a tornado blowing down on them. I ended up putting duct tape over the fans. Cool idea, not good for seedlings tho..
Yes that is correct, no way to turn it off or adjust power, not even with the vivosun master control thingy. Good idea but horrible design. I did one grow with them and they've been collecting dust ever since..Vivosun didn't put a speed switch on the fan on the light? They should have an off button and variable speed, idk why they wouldn't develop it with those features.
You probably can't see the wires to the fan, could disconnect power so the fan doesn't run. Tape over it sounds like it may hold heat and possibly damage it
See something told me that having a fan blow down on top of a seedling wouldn’t be good for itAlso that tent should have a mesh opening at the bottom which you can put a small fan on the outside to blow fresh air in. I have 2 of those aerolights and hate them.. The fan is set way too strong and seedlings do not like having a tornado blowing down on them. I ended up putting duct tape over the fans. Cool idea, not good for seedlings tho..
Nice, I didn't know that was an option. There's no switch or anything on the light for the fan. Searched endlessly in the controller settings and couldn't find any functions for the light fan. If you can turn the fan off it is a decent lightSee something told me that having a fan blow down on top of a seedling wouldn’t be good for itbut with the controller I can choose which fan I want to blow so I won’t turn it on until the stems harden off
No you can control it with the grow hub I thought the same thing at first and the I read the manual and it explains how to control the fans separatelyYes that is correct, no way to turn it off or adjust power, not even with the vivosun master control thingy. Good idea but horrible design. I did one grow with them and they've been collecting dust ever since..
No shit, thanks for the tip. Always had issues with that set up, would pick up on my neighbors wifi and do all kinds of crazy stuff on its own, never had it dialed in right. Maybe I'll pull it out of the cobwebs and give it another try one of these days..No you can control it with the grow hub I thought the same thing at first and the I read the manual and it explains how to control the fans separately
Basically you have to long press the circulation fan button on the controller it’s switches to “A/B” port controls which allows you to control your clip on fan and the light fan speed with the same speed the “A/B” is referring to the ports under the grow controller. So if you have the clip on fan plugged into the “B” port it will control both the light fan and the clip on fan just by changing the circulation fan setting up or down (Also make sure you plug the Ethernet cable into the “A” port on the light and the correct port on the grow controller) the A port should be your exhaust or intake fan so that it’s always controlled by itself.
How about the term "Seasoned grower"I took your advice and turned the light down to 50 it definitely helped stabilize the temperature thanks for the advice and “more experienced grower” is probably the nicest way you could’ve said it
Lol “Seasoned grower” works tooHow about the term "Seasoned grower"?
But I agree... I will use a 5 dollar grow light from Walmart for my seedlings....
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