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Hey All, I noticed a few distinct problems regarding to the design and marketing of the Fohse/Grow Generation 10k Grow Tent Sweepstakes along with Fohse Aries light itself in the consumer space and figured it was worth a discussion. 1. While Fohse has seen amazing yields in the consumer...

Right? Unless they thing is drawing 75l a day then it’s not doing it’s job

how much water is it drawing out of the air every day?

Not all dehumidifiers are equal in my experience and a large part of me wonders if your dehu has degraded performance.

Maybe a few more passive vents in between the two rooms as well.

If I were you and if you can cut holes in the walls of your 5x12’s the. I’d put two of the smallest window AC units that you can find in each of those rooms so that they’re controlled independently. Going this route would also allow you to supplement co2 more efficiently because those window AC...

Goddamnit he’s right, feet squared

I’m not sure who needs to know this, but if you need to know the volume of air in your intake/exhaust ducting look no further. Here’s an example with a 6” diameter exhaust duct that’s 25’ long. Step 1: take the radius of your duct which is half the diameter, 3 in this case and square it (3x3)...

God if I had an A3I I’d be locked in my lab all Howard Hughes like

gavita …damn autocorrect or something.

So you’re working with 40 cubic feet of air, your CFM of 400 (max) will be 200 with a carbon filter, 100cfm @ 50%, 50cfm @ 25% etc. With your fan set to 2-3 and an open intake port, you should already be cycling more than your tents capacity for air while replacing it with air sucked in through...

Was thinking about this the other day. Lighting is literally the easiest aspect of growing yet it gets so much of the attention. If only HVAC and IPM got half the attention that lighting did…

Mind following up with your experiences and yields in a new thread?

16k watts in a 6x6?

Their A3I is insane. But the Aries is on par with Fluence pricing ($1800ish last time I checked)

Gravitas are great but they’ll perform as well as any other Samsung/osram setups out there. what has my interest rn is the Aries from Fohse: https://www.fohse.com/pages/aries

Ayyyy welcome to growing! I don’t think you’re going to see that sort of yield with plants in my opinion. What you’re wanting to do is grow 3lbs a light as a consumer, which is 50% more than the industry standard of 2lbs per light. However, The Grove in Denver recently pulled 6.32lbs per light...

Great thread!