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Ok so I'm currently doing a 8000 watt room, I usually run House and Garden for the most part, I use Top Shooter at the end of my flower as well, I hear mixed reviews about the Top Shooter but so far it has worked for me. I'm getting an order of Humbolts Secret Golden Tree tomorrow. It's the...

Yes, be sure to run the exhaust high on one side and the intake low on the other, your cfms will depend on the volume of your room.

The room will get very hot and humid. Yes you don't want your vedge light to mix with your flowering light, this can cause your plants to hermaphrodite. And yes they have free standing units with exhaust, usually 6" and you can connect a piece of ducting and run it thru a hole in the wall then...

More coverage = less light intensity

I built a small partition in my room that was insulated, I installed my a.c. in that room and also an exhaust fan. This draws out the hot air and also acts as a vacuum for your room grow room which is ideal as long as the room is sealed. Even if you don't build a frame, I still higly recommend...

The a.c. unit is going to generate a lot of heat out of the back, more than it can cool so it has to exhaust out somewhere. Otherwise your room will be hot and humid I would recommend using a metal halide for the vedge and a hps for the flower, that's when the framed entry helps because they...

If you use a hepa filter you can connect your fan and use intake cool air from outside, or hepa filter on bottom of tent and exhaust at top will also draw in cool air.

thank you, this is actually my third, however this is the first done in this room

Sealed room with split a.c. run ducting from scrubber around the top of the room and cap off. Poke holes in ducting to increase air circulation in room. If your not using reflective walls you can use copper wire to hang thick Mylar around tables to increase light. If running intake use hepa...

New to the site, these are pics of my grow in week seven

If you have an exhaust fan that runs for 30 min after lights go off this should help. There is a huge spike in humidity when they shut off due to transpiration. If your lights are air cooled, they will trap in heat when your lights go off, this will also cause humidity. When using an intake make...