That means a lot, Swish. Thanks!Looking AWESOME!! I wish I could add more rep! Def the way a journal should be done. On the note of your exhaust fan, what kind of rope did you use to hang it? I have an identical problem, vibrations felt EVERYWHERE... Possibly a pic of the setup??
But again looking fucking badass, those roots are like some dank linguine!!!
Looking AWESOME!! I wish I could add more rep! Def the way a journal should be done. On the note of your exhaust fan, what kind of rope did you use to hang it? I have an identical problem, vibrations felt EVERYWHERE... Possibly a pic of the setup??
But again looking fucking badass, those roots are like some dank linguine!!!
You could use bungee cords. The elasticity should also help dampen the vibrations. Play around with the length of the elastic section too as you can get unlucky and find harmonics which could make the vibration worse! If that happens, shorten it a little more. You can also use a spring. You get a compression spring, as opposed to the kind you pull on, and run the cord through it and tie to the opposite end. I realize a picture would probably help what I'm trying to describe, but I don't have a picture. Imagine a string attached to the ceiling, comes down and goes through the center of the spring. At the other end, it is tied around a nail or something long so it can't go back through the spring. Then you have a cord going UP from the fan, through the spring, and tied to a nail on top of the spring. The 2 cords will pull against each other and compress the spring. I used to suspend my fans this way when I grew in the 90s. Worked pretty well. If I got unlucky and found a harmonic, I would just go get different springs.That means a lot, Swish. Thanks!
I don't think it matters what kind of rope you use. Actually, I didn't want to waste my climbing rope, so I replaced it with some old 1/8" white rope from the hardware store. It works just as good. I'll take some pics when I get out of darkness.
Sorry Bungee cords might be easier, but I've used the springs and they work.There you go with your harmonics and physics and stuff! I dig the compression spring method. I am disappointed that I didn't try suspending the fan sooner. I lived with the 60 cycle hum of death for an entire f'ing year.
Efharisto, Mr. Cat! Name tag is optional. There's complimentary coffee and juice in the back.Great looking scrog, I'm looking forward to following along.
I was being stupid on purpose. It takes me about 15 minutes to get away from the city. And you're right, you don't notice the noise until it's gone, and then you can't believe you live in it 24/7. I love the Northwest for that very reason.Sorry Bungee cords might be easier, but I've used the springs and they work.
I hate that hum. That's the main reason I hike, to escape the 60hz hum! I think most of us don't realize that we're surrounded by it all the time.
Word, Hike! I'm close to having one bud site per hole. I started training out to the sides after switching to 12/12, so the branches should grow evenly across the entire screen. But you're right, I was trying my hardest to make the mistake twice.Hey Roomie. Plants look great! You could flip that anytime and you will be happy.
I agree with TC, move more of those branches out to the edges. The center looks real dense compared to the perimeter. Did you have a # of buds you are shooting for? It looks like you have a lot of tops in there already. I'm not using a screen in my grow, but I have set a goal for the number of branches I want on each plant before I flower. If you have reached your goal, flip those ladies!
Some people say it helps, other people say it does nothing. That's a win-win game, imo.Hey I had a question I saw a page or two back you said you were going to start the 24 hour dark period before you flip
i haven't heard of that yet does it just jump them into the switch
im going to 12/12 tomorrow and would probley want to try it if it helps a little