Endur0xX
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hahaha I was thinking the same thingI'm not sure what to make of this. I'm hoping you're totally baked, LOL.
hahaha I was thinking the same thingI'm not sure what to make of this. I'm hoping you're totally baked, LOL.
ya good call, i'll just settle on leaving the door open i guess..but i'm use to working in 1500 ppm of c02you will need a exhaust fan and a intake fan with the same cfm. if u work in ur room u will need to turn it on so u dont pass out as u breath the ppm's will go up and go up fast...i have the same room 15x40x10...3.5 tun excel
Plants don't make "waste vapors", they inhale carbon dioxide and exhale oxygen, the inverse of humans.ҖҗlegilizeitҗҖ;6437822 said:the carbon filter wold clean the toxinous waste vapors a plant produces simulating fresh air
My room is sealed, and I have co2. No fresh air is ever needed. The room gets stinky as the flowers mature, but it stays in the room. So long as the door isn't open for long periods of time, the smell stays put. You could put a "scrubber" in the room if you want to further control odor...some of your the comments about sealed rooms make me crack up.. fresh air is not needed!!!!!!
and im pretty sure u have to scrub air. a carbon scrubber is needed for sure, if there are absolutely no in or out vents.My room is sealed, and I have co2. No fresh air is ever needed. The room gets stinky as the flowers mature, but it stays in the room. So long as the door isn't open for long periods of time, the smell stays put. You could put a "scrubber" in the room if you want to further control odor...
unless im reading u wrong. but co2 is only used when the lights r on.Carbon scrubber will do the trick. I operate an sealed room during the summers since its so hot out here. I personally use Ona gels. They do a good job. Venting the air at lights off is reccomended if the CO2 runs consistantly to remove the excess CO2. The plants don't use the CO2 as much as when lights are on.
so why do you have the carbon filter then? I would think that the smell is going to be in the room no matter what, the fact that it is well sealed will make it odourless from other rooms or the outside. I fully sealed my room because last year it was ants city in my basement ... but I dont have any c02 generator and I always thought plants need fresh air.
thanks everyone for the comments...i guess i'll just see once it becomes flower time.
timming is real hard to do. out side ambients would make it hard to time. controller needed.if you dont have a heat issue you have all the right stuff going on for sure!!!!!! the only thing i do diferent is i have my carbon filter in the room and exausting out so everything that goes out is filter'd. your ozone generator will help alot also inside the room!!!! the exaust will ned to be timed so it is not pushing all your co2 out the room before it has a chance to be absorbed by the plants unless you have a constant supply and a moniter to make sure your ppm's of co2 are right. hope this helps . happy farming
What I meant was that the plants dont use the co2 as much while lights are off vs to when the light are on. Sorry I cut the sentence short.unless im reading u wrong. but co2 is only used when the lights r on.