Less negative pressure, is always more. Hahaha
Are all 6 of your input/intake ducts powered with fans or passive? ;-)
RedHotPoker
Sorry for the confusion.
Passive bent duct intakes were down on the low socks and a 6” inline fan and filter to exhaust out the roof sock.
Have since built a dedicated flower room in my spare bedroom with an active intake. I like the added control and it seems to make the exhaust fans work better or more easily. Just have to make sure the intake is not as powerful as the exhaust or the smell will be pushed out of the room. Positive pressure.
Yeah I like the downward duct idea even if I have to throw a small fan for some active intake I can do that,I run my lights during the day too for the most part but some light does come thru my curtains in the morning and since we all know that these tents have a million little pinholes that can leak light I'd rather be on the safe side, no issues yet that I know of but always room for improvement.
Your avatar is freakin me out, like the shit in the concluded series “The Strain”. Worms in the eye...Just a thought I had earlier this evening. I wonder if there isn’t a product available already to seal out the light for some tents that leak light?
Like a Roll On. I suppose some regular thin strips of duct tape, or dark fabric with adhesive could cover all the problem spots if a tent has minuscule danger zones.. The thought of Hermies appearing would be upsetting for me, to say the least.
I have had my light on, when it was dark in the room, and I could see very few pin holes. Not enough the worry about light leaking in. With the dark fabric it’s constructed from, a majority of any tiny amount of external light is absorbed.
RedHotPoker
Your avatar is freakin me out, like the shit in the concluded series “The Strain”. Worms in the eye...
Yeah I like the downward duct idea even if I have to throw a small fan for some active intake I can do that,I run my lights durinfg the day too for the most part but some light does come thru my curtains in the morning and since we all know that these tents have a million little pinholes that can leak light I'd rather be on the safe side,no issues yet that I know of but always room for improvement.
But I use black air conditioner replacement filter foam found at Home Depot type stores and amazon.
I think it is Duck Brand air conditioner filter foam.
Let’s more air through than black nylon stockings I have found but 2 -4 layers is completely lightproof in this application.
That’s the same one I use for my clonesUsing a Gorilla Grow Tent 5’x5’-6’11”.
This is my very first tent, for growing herbs.
It has theee dedicated vent windows that have bug proof mesh.
One bottom rear and one on both left and right sides at the base.
For double sided socks with drawstrings, to place venting fans and house the hose, or ducting if you will, there is one out the roof top, near the right rear side. Two near the roof, on the right wall and one near the centre top on the left side wall. As well two large lower double socks, for intake fans, one on the right, one one the left wall near the front...For a total of 8.
There are also two viewing windows with Velcro closures at eye level, one in each of the doors in the front. This tent also features a smaller rear C shaped door in the rear, for further access. That’s Why I kept mine one measured foot from the back room wall.
RedHotPoker
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