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I'm suspicious lolSays it produces up to 500 W max! For 175 bucks!
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I'm suspicious lolSays it produces up to 500 W max! For 175 bucks!
You got my house tapped or what?!Is this is dumb idea?
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Do you think I could cool down air at least 10° doing something like this?
That’s where it’s going to be finding a balance with the airflow. If it’s 80 outside and there is a slow draw of air strong enough to reduce temps in the shed, that 80 degree air should come out somewhere around 72 degrees dependent on the depth of the pipe. Not having the intake vent pipe in the direct sun is key too.Looks like a good idea to me, depending on time of the year. If you are drawing air from outside thats 80° I don't see ot cooling to 55° by the time it enters your growroom
Home Depot sells trenching shovels.I was counting on a strong back! Shit...
So you think a 25' long 5' deep 1' wide trench is too much to dig by hand....fuck now that you put it that way...
I only really want to cool it to 68-70
You’re good.I hijacked this thread again I'm sorry I'll wait until @TheGoldenRoad chimes in.
Man don’t I wish. Had to go to Ridgecrest this morning. It was 92 degrees already when I left. This summer’s forecast isn’t looking great@TheGoldenRoad may be having a quick nap in the Doobie Den!!![]()
I’m going the Ditch Witch route myself. Homie don’t dig in the clay.Probably just wants to get it down to 70! I don’t know if that short of run can do it! Just speaking for myself, I think that is trencher material!
For Ridgecrest that’s warm haha. Normal summer temps are easily over 100 every day there.Sweet Jesus thats hot!!!
Fucking perfect!For Ridgecrest that’s warm haha. Normal summer temps are easily over 100 every day there.![]()
Very nice setup my guy!Thanks for tagging along and welcome!
This is my first grow log and I’m excited to see what transpires. Huge thanks to everyone on here for a wealth of knowledge.
Special thanks to @Captspaulding for the Cali Blues and @FloridaMike for the Northern Lights and Hashplant.![]()
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For this grow I’m using a combination of soils due to the unavailability of more than 2 of anything up here. I’m using ProMix Organic, Mother Earth Groundswell, and G&B Blue Ribbon Organic. I’m not an organic grower so whatever medium is available at that time all becomes Mega Crop in the end
For Veg, I’ll be using Greenleaf Nutrients Mega Crop. For Bloom, I’ll be using a combination of Mega Crop, Sea-K, Sweet Candy, Bud Explosion, and I have CalMag always at the ready.
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The light used for the Hashplant solely will be a Phlizon PH-D6, which was so graciously provided by @PhlizonGrowLight. The rest will receive their illumination from the Phlizon FD-4000.
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The Bambinas for this run are:
Cali Blues
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Northern Lights
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Hashplant
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As you can see, I’m trying my hand at Mainlining with all of the plants except for the Northern Lights. Those gals will simply grow without training the way they were intended.
Tags: @BearWater @Week4Bytch @MartyMcFly42oh
Thank you very muchVery nice setup my guy!
You would do well in the Palm Desert. That damn heat is too much. I take it like a champ though. It’s better than the winter with RA.Fucking perfect!![]()
Did you read the news? Something in excess of $500,000,000,000.00 in lithium was discovered underneath the Salton Cesspool… err Salton SeaYeah, Palm Desert would be great! Well, maybe! The monsoon moisture that comes up from Mexico is the Achilles’ heel down there! No moisture up here till mid October! And I think bear Water nailed it when he ran electricity to hisgrow shed! Alternative energy is still way too iffy and expensive to depend on! Bear is living large now!if you want to dig a trench, run some conduit and a water line through it!