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by far my most useless purchase has been buying from crop king seeds.
end of story so be warned
end of story so be warned
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I just took this picture after learning about light leaks and how important it is in growing indoors. The doors have a rubber seal around all the edges but they are ineffective.I’d vote my most unnecessary purchase was this gimmicky indoor grow cabinet by SuperClosets. I was sold by the discrete appearance, except it isn’t discrete at all. It’s loud af with the exhaust fans and yeah, it isn’t worth $2500. The hydroponic system only holds 3” net cups. 16 of them. What happens when the plant grows?
The Kind X330 LED light that came with it seems decent but I have no basis of comparison. It took a shit but they sent me a replacement at no charge to me.
I think I’ll try the AC infinity tent system next go.
BiobizzI don’t know how beneficial this topic will be but I’m hoping I can learn for my future grows.
What has been your most wasteful purchase? Something you bought expecting to use but never did, something you bought and only used once, something that didn’t do what it was supposed to do, etc…
I’m a new grower so I don’t know what that purchase is yet, I’m sure I’ll make a few..
They are a complete waste anyway if growing less than 16oz of product in a specific area.never bought some but i think co² bag are a real waste in a open system
How small we talking here? I think 85% of people use in-line exhaust fans that are way overkill. LOL.First would be I purchased a way undersized inline exhaust fan
That's what I planned on buying with that sites speed controller. 30 bucks altogether.How small we talking here? I think 85% of people use in-line exhaust fans that are way overkill. LOL.
I run a 6” Ipower 120cfm unit that I paid $19.00 for. It moves plenty of air and has been cranking well 24/7 for 3 years straight. Draws 36W max (adjustable) and it’s fairly quiet.
It was a 4" for a 8x4 tent.How small we talking here? I think 85% of people use in-line exhaust fans that are way overkill. LOL.
I run a 6” Ipower 120cfm unit that I paid $19.00 for. It moves plenty of air and has been cranking well 24/7 for 3 years straight. Draws 36W max (adjustable) and it’s fairly quiet.
Yeah. Prices went up. :(That's what I planned on buying with that sites speed controller. 30 bucks altogether.
Ok ok. 4” for a 4X8…. Yeah. That’s a little on the small side LOL.It was a 4" for a 8x4 tent.
I ended up getting a 8" instead and using the 4" for intake. I have the minimum speed setting for the 8" exhaust at 3 with a 2 degree transition trigger starting at 78 degrees, it's highest speed its been at with these settings is 6. I run the 4" intake at a minimum speed of 5 with a 2 degree transition trigger starting at 78, it's gone as high as 8 with these settings.
This was early on before I figured out all the heating/cooling and humidity variables, now my exhaust rarely goes over 4 and intake rarely over 6 now, might get a 5 and 7 once in awhile during flower when lights are all the way up.
I was looking at 4 inch. Didn't know I needed more until recently. I'm thinking 6 inch exhaust cheap air intakeYeah. Prices went up. :(
I bought it before they put the Ipower name on them. Maybe it is 174cfm. I could have sworn it was advertised around 100. Feels closer to 200cfm on max though.
Definitely want 6” for a 2X4, 4X4, or 3X5. I don’t run an intake. Just open vents to allow vacuum to pull air in.I was looking at 4 inch. Didn't know I needed more until recently. I'm thinking 6 inch exhaust cheap air intake
Ok I like that. Im getting two 5×5 and two 6 inch I power fans. That should start me off.Definitely want 6” for a 2X4, 4X4, or 3X5. I don’t run an intake. Just open vents to allow vacuum to pull air in.
Intakes, in most cases, are definitely not needed. I only did because I purchased the wrong size to begin with so I didn't want it to go to waste, it actually worked out better for me for heating and cooling reasons though.Definitely want 6” for a 2X4, 4X4, or 3X5. I don’t run an intake. Just open vents to allow vacuum to pull air in.