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Well this my first time using any type of forum and pretty much the first time I’ll be able to ask someone for advise outside of my stuck up cousin who lives in a free state and the guy that worked at the last grow store in my city until they closed down as well. Fukin Amazon am I right
So y’all are my last shot at trying to get educated about this shit. Here’s what I dealing with.
I’m using a shed that is insulated fairly well inside I’ve got a Partition that separates my grow area and my nutrient room where I also have my Co2 tank and some other supplies. (Co2 tank looks like one of those tall tanks you see in welding shops in case that matters) On the other side is my grow space where I have a 315w cmh 4200k I think it is. Which is the light I use for my plant(s) in flower, space is 7x6x8.
I put up a little veg tint with two t5’s inside using hvac tape and some thick light proof plastic to separate it from the flowering area That area is 6x2x8 give or take a foot for the measurementsi did leave the top pretty much open and cut a 6-7inch hole at the bottom of the plastic to allow it to vent and breathe pretty much the same air as the flower at least that was my thought process. And I have made sure there are no Interfering light leaks coming from one another.
And now the area I’ve struggled with the most the climate, it Fukin terrible where I am I have window unit that is pretty dope for the shit I put it through its sorta on a schedule but I can control through my phone, along with my lights. a really good dehumidifier that’s set to come in at 45%RH, small cubical heater used when necessary, and two desk fans one placed below the canopy and one above. I’ve got a a 6 inch home that can do about 600cfm for exhaust and 1 6-7 inch hole at the bottom for intake that can do about 300-cfm. I had 2 at one point but outside air was killing me so plugged it up. Temps are Little bit more consistent but I’m done with this dam outside air.The temps along with humidity can can go up and down at certain times of the year and if your not watching the news every night or Checking your weather app 3 times a day your outta there. The good thing is summer is just about here and I don’t need to watch the news for that cause I know it’s gonna be hot af and prolly humid. It’s oct-march/April that have loosing sleep. With all that being said I wanna switch to a sealed room but haven’t quite got the funds together all the Co2 controller and whatever else I may need. I’m close I’ve got the Co2, a hose with holes ran at the top with holes and valve that can be controlled by timer to open and close to release Co2. Just no controller…
If you can give me some input, advice, constructive criticism, whatever you wanna call it I’m all ears. Am not toooo sensitive so tell me how it is. Can I get the Co2 to work and work effectively, should I not use it, should I just stop typing?? yesss.
Lol my bad just didn’t wanna have to have to deal with all the follow up questions and I’m not great with on line interactions so bare with me. Just let me know yall!
peace out!
ohh yeah the strains are unknown just some feeds I save for the few seeeds I’m able to find from the local stuff which is usually pretty good.
So y’all are my last shot at trying to get educated about this shit. Here’s what I dealing with.
I’m using a shed that is insulated fairly well inside I’ve got a Partition that separates my grow area and my nutrient room where I also have my Co2 tank and some other supplies. (Co2 tank looks like one of those tall tanks you see in welding shops in case that matters) On the other side is my grow space where I have a 315w cmh 4200k I think it is. Which is the light I use for my plant(s) in flower, space is 7x6x8.
I put up a little veg tint with two t5’s inside using hvac tape and some thick light proof plastic to separate it from the flowering area That area is 6x2x8 give or take a foot for the measurementsi did leave the top pretty much open and cut a 6-7inch hole at the bottom of the plastic to allow it to vent and breathe pretty much the same air as the flower at least that was my thought process. And I have made sure there are no Interfering light leaks coming from one another.
And now the area I’ve struggled with the most the climate, it Fukin terrible where I am I have window unit that is pretty dope for the shit I put it through its sorta on a schedule but I can control through my phone, along with my lights. a really good dehumidifier that’s set to come in at 45%RH, small cubical heater used when necessary, and two desk fans one placed below the canopy and one above. I’ve got a a 6 inch home that can do about 600cfm for exhaust and 1 6-7 inch hole at the bottom for intake that can do about 300-cfm. I had 2 at one point but outside air was killing me so plugged it up. Temps are Little bit more consistent but I’m done with this dam outside air.The temps along with humidity can can go up and down at certain times of the year and if your not watching the news every night or Checking your weather app 3 times a day your outta there. The good thing is summer is just about here and I don’t need to watch the news for that cause I know it’s gonna be hot af and prolly humid. It’s oct-march/April that have loosing sleep. With all that being said I wanna switch to a sealed room but haven’t quite got the funds together all the Co2 controller and whatever else I may need. I’m close I’ve got the Co2, a hose with holes ran at the top with holes and valve that can be controlled by timer to open and close to release Co2. Just no controller…
If you can give me some input, advice, constructive criticism, whatever you wanna call it I’m all ears. Am not toooo sensitive so tell me how it is. Can I get the Co2 to work and work effectively, should I not use it, should I just stop typing?? yesss.
Lol my bad just didn’t wanna have to have to deal with all the follow up questions and I’m not great with on line interactions so bare with me. Just let me know yall!
peace out!
ohh yeah the strains are unknown just some feeds I save for the few seeeds I’m able to find from the local stuff which is usually pretty good.
