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QUOTE="DonTesla, post: 13702744, member: 851820"] Lol, my competition at DTE is looking really mashed up Ohhh thats the look of defeat upon his face. i think i might see a tear.

I thought your looking for a variable speed controller based on temperature. not that one that turns on at set temp and off at set temp. my understanding is he is looking for one that speeds up the fan as temps increase. leaving the fan still running continuously for oder control.

Try adding some ducting to take the hot exhausted air further away from the tent. Ridged ducting allows for better airflow. negative pressure is common, my tent walls are bowed in. 6" maxxfan exhaust 420cfm on level 3, currently on level 2@320?cfm, with a 4" ducting booster fan as my intake fan...

Why not, Sticky? I've had some splashing

Thats a shame, ill have to watch my coco water use a little closer. My last application was 1:20 - 150ml-3L

Fucking Discusting

what about North Korea ...

what video post link

whats the site?

secret society?

Embrace it, my last watering i used 50ml a liter. 1:20

Well a seed contains all elements of life. and a coconut is the largest seed on earth.

My over night highs are 56-57%RH daytime is around 45 The memory function sometimes shows a low of 35.

What have they been? RH AndTemp

These are the Morning of Day 11 of Flower Pink Gravy Front and Center

These Plants spent the first 40 days under a " 300w Blurple" Epistar Led They then had another 40 days of veg under the Philips 3100k 315w CMH, in a Nanolux Fixture The Pink Gravy is a 9 weeks strain, In the center The Hash Plants is an 8 week strain, on the right side of the tent, ballast side...

I went with cmh as i couldn't afford led at this point in time. thats after getting a blurple led,good for veg. Only pulls half of what its rated. With the cmh still some heat about 4-5 degrees Celsius warmer then ambient.

Horticulture lighting group

Day 8 of Flower From Seed - 88 days First 40 days under 300w Blurple Then 40 under 315 CMH 3100k

Germination with distilled or ro water. Some tap water can apperently kill some seeds.