Too hot
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Bubba's girl
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What are the temps of the room you have the tent in?
Are venting out into that small 7 x 6 room?
Can you move to a bigger room? If not, can you find a way to cool that room?
Are venting out into that small 7 x 6 room?
Can you move to a bigger room? If not, can you find a way to cool that room?
MeJuana
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Ok I guess using Celsius you will be looking at 1 or 2 degrees above ambient temperature around the tent if done correctly. You don't have an intake fan with a tent it isn't going to disburse very well you need to do all exhaust at the top pulling cool air in passively from below.
AnimalMother1974
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What is that in fahrenheit?
Sickbag
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Room is 77.7°f
Tent is 96.6°f
Sickbag
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Parabolc. Looks like an umberella
Bubblin
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So not a cooled hood.
Imo get a cooled hood and hook it up to the ventilation system. It's either that or a decent sized air conditioner.
https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias=aps&field-keywords=cooled+hood
You can also run the lights closer to the plants with cooled hoods/tubes.
bigbillyrocka
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My tent is always in the mid 90's and no hotter than 100. As you can see in the pics below I have a fan blowing directly on her, on high right under a 400 watt hps and a 475-625 cfm exhast fan up top blowing excess heated air out and the girl (og cheese) is doing awesome!
This girl is growing in my garage and other than leaving the side yard door open and the car doors cracked, there's no cooling options, but again, she's doing fine.
There has been a white grasshopper little bitch in there pissing on my leaves and eating em (problem with cracked garage door Is letting critters in) but other than that she's doing ok.
these are the same shot, one without filter (interference shot) and the other with sunglasses held in front of the lense...
This is a lower branch I pollinated. Took last night at lights out. Look at the frosty goodness, 16 days in flower, 40-ish left . . .
This girl is growing in my garage and other than leaving the side yard door open and the car doors cracked, there's no cooling options, but again, she's doing fine.
There has been a white grasshopper little bitch in there pissing on my leaves and eating em (problem with cracked garage door Is letting critters in) but other than that she's doing ok.
these are the same shot, one without filter (interference shot) and the other with sunglasses held in front of the lense... This is a lower branch I pollinated. Took last night at lights out. Look at the frosty goodness, 16 days in flower, 40-ish left . . .
Sickbag
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Cant afford one of them
Bubblin
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Hrm,
Could try running the vent tubing that's exhausting out the rhino extractor right up next to the reflector, so it's sucking the hot air out from the bulbs more directly.
Pics of the tent would help, but generally u use a good intake or two at the bottom of the tent, then a fan near the base of the tent pushing the air up towards the exhaust at the top of the tent. Heat's a bitch, and 600's kick out a lot of it
SPLFreak808
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Sealed hood or lights at night. 77F ambient is a bit hot, will probably settle around 85f with a sealed hood, 90+ without. Pulling directly from an outside window helps too, especially at night but use filters or bugs can pass through the screen
Sickbag
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Ill try thatHrm,
Could try running the vent tubing that's exhausting out the rhino extractor right up next to the reflector, so it's sucking the hot air out from the bulbs more directly.
Pics of the tent would help, but generally u use a good intake or two at the bottom of the tent, then a fan near the base of the tent pushing the air up towards the exhaust at the top of the tent. Heat's a bitch, and 600's kick out a lot of it
Sickbag
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Didnt make a differeneIll try that
Bubblin
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Then your kinda stuck getting a cooled hood or tube, that plus what SPLFreak mentioned, run the lights at night / off during the day or the hottest hours.
You could try using silicon and CO2, both will help with higher temps but they aren't free either. That and keeping the roots cool can help a bit too
Bubblin
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If you're in a dry climate you could try buying or building a Evaporative cooler / swamp cooler.
But it would probably be cheaper to pick up a $40 cooltube or cheap cooled hood. They're kind of a must have for tents + HID. It's either that or a decent AC running all out while the lights are on.
I should have clarified @ the CO2, my bad, I was half asleep when I posted that.
The CO2 from that bag is prolly just blowing out rhino. CO2 can raise the temp limits by a lot, but it needs a sealed environment and you need a lot of it. It would take many of those bags, like a lot.