I don’t know about the portables
12000btu = 1 ton
i would carbon filter the tents and use a window a/c in the room, if possible.
Thanks, good to know.
clean glass blocks up to 10% of light, so you want to keep it clean to avoid blocking even more photons. less light = less yeild
im not 100% but i do beleive i can take the glass out if i wanted too will definitely keep it clean if not
you will need to keep it in to control smell. if you take it out, you will be allowing air to bypass your filter.
didnt even think of that
... im still a ways off from being up and running but definitely want a solid foundation to start on and all the info i can get. im hoping to be setup in the next month or two i cant wait to start a thread in the grow journals so you guys can follow along with me
Keep posting through your setup, we can save you a lot of common possible mistakes.didnt even think of that
i definitely plan to im all about saving myself from wasting money and time and headaches im striving to have the quality plants i see some of you guys producing!Keep posting through your setup, we can save you a lot of common possible mistakes.
indeed sir! ive mapped out all the breakers in my box the room im gonna use is on a 15 amp circuit with 3 other rooms so i have renfro guiding me on my electrical we have plans including running a subpanel to my room hes been a godsend in that area
You could have a roof vent installed just for this use. Putting it on with another fan could cause issues.
or maybe thru the wall like some dryer vents? or since ill be looking into a window ac would they have some kinda air tight panel with hole in it you could easily pop into the window under or above the ac unit?
There are some available but thought they seemed expensive for what they are when I looked for them a couple of years ago. They would be worth it if the window is street facing. The widow I use is on the 2nd floor, facing the back yard, so I cut 2” blue foam board from Lowe’s to fit the width of my window frame, 8” tall, and then cut a 6” hole into it for my vent hose. Then I just stuck it in the window frame, pushed the hose through the hole until it went up against the window screen, and closed the window on top of it. My method would not be a good solution if you vent outside during the winter. I vent back into the room in the winter to help keep the tent warmer and humidity up...I’m also cheap and don’t like exhausting all they heat out of the house
Oh, shit, just go with those! When I looked they were like $65 and I wasn’t going to pay that much for a piece of plastic with a 6” hole in it.
