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So the conclusion to this thread was that i figured out what a "modified shaker" aka AC box, made one, mounted it to my ceiling and ran the intake and exhaust of the modified AC unit inline with my hood exhaust, now my temps are right where i want them, and my master controller is controlling my...

What do you mean by modified shaker unit? Also, i am on a 1 month harvest schedule, with 2 different cycles in flower at the same time, so do i need is the room going to smell bad and get musty if i completely close loop my air cooled hoods and just run an A.C unit?

So i began the experiment. I took the glass off my air cooled hoods because its literally the same damn thing as open hoods. I ran an 8" passive intake and the exhaust is now just sucking through carbon filter. The room peaked at 88 degrees to its original 75-78 degrees. So i think ill have to...

I guess at this point the most important question before i order is, can i get by with doing umbrella/open hoods and is it TRUE that it will run cooler then having my exhaust inline with a filter and 2 air cooled hoods? Basically reducing that restriction, and having the exhaust only having a...

This transformation should increase my yields buy quite a bit, i would find it hard to believe that it wouldn't!!! But as usual, thanks everyone for the information, this is why i ONLY use RIU!! bongsmilie

So i think i got a solid game plan with what all of you have recommended. 1. Convert to umbrella open hoods, ditch the air cooled ones to reduce heat so that i can reduce my fan speeds with my temp controller and increase light efficiency. 2. Run co2 over my SOG and run both exhaust and co2...

So theoretically if i replaced my air cooled hoods with open bulb fixtures and getting rid of the glass, that will allow for better light penetration and utilize thr 1000s more effectively?

What do you mean by connecting the intake and exhaust up to the same circuit? Little confused. Can you explain further?

$5,000 isn't practical for me sadly. I guess i dont know any other way to scrub the air and get rid of the heat.

I also want to add that the entire room is a scrog canopy that is about 3 feet high so that's as tall as the girls get (right where the co2 lines would be ran)

Hey guys. So my next endeavour is co2 enrichment, or i would like it to be anyways, but as you all know it is initially very expensive. My setup/conditions (the question) I have 2x 1000 watts in a completely airtight caulked room. Though this room has a 6 inch intake line and a 6 inch exhaust...

I had 3 other barrels cooking so i threw that batch out. So the trick is to probably mix them 1 time a month, dont over water them and make sure they get enough oxygen???

They are going to hate me but i ended up untransplanting them and dumping the soil in a huge sled i have outside. My concern is that its 10 degrees where i am. I am tilling the hell out of it every hour but the stench is still going strong. Probably let it sit outside for a few days?

Sorry to start another thread about this situation. I have gathered some information about my issue but the question is much different. So one of my super soil batches has been cooking for 3 months and, as i have made probably around 12 or more 45 gallon batches in the past, this one fucking...

I'm literally in there with a qtip getting all the noticeable egg patches lol. This will be a costly mistake I can feel it already. Wondering if I should get 1500 more lady bugs and just bomb the room with them

So my issue started a few weeks ago and since I've only been doing this a few years now I had never come across the signs of spider mites i.e yellow pin point dots on leaves. So this started about twof weeks ago to only half of my plants? very strange....I'm in a 30 day cycle so the oldest ones...

Oh as far as the mildew, there isn't any. They were just really white lol. So wind burn? Sun burn? Very reasonable to me.

I know its not PH fluctation, ive tested the soil before hand. Like i said, its in roughly 15 gallons of roots organic (recycled super soil to be exact) so im hoping thats not it but i really appreciate the advice none the less. As far as the first 80 days of the plant itself, it was spent...

I am new to outdoors. Ive been doing indoors for some time now, and i cannot wrap my head around this issue. I had some extra clones that were 80 days old when i transplanted (obviously the other indoor ones are doing fantastic). I dug holes that took about 15 gallons of roots organic each. 2...

How many plants and what was the yield? And how often do you give the Oregonisum xl? My hydro dude just gave me a free big bag of that stuff! Keep in mind i give them a compost tea 1 time week aswell.