Bargar
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So I have a 2x4x7 Room with an AC intake on the floor and an Exhaust in the roof, my problem is that my temperature drops VERY low during the night. I have heard that you do not want more than a 15 degree change as to not stress the plants.
The AC is controlled by one control in a separate part of the house. I have the house temperature set to 78, which for me is hot! Besides covering it up a minute or two before the light goes off, what can I do? I have tried using the grate and facing it to the wall, I have tried using my oscillating fan to push it almost straight up, but alas I return each night and the temperature has yet again dropped to a very low number in the 60's.
I also got a little heater from wal-martwith an adjustable thermostat for which temperature it needs to kick on, but it has not helped hardly at ALL.
If anyone can help me out I would greatly appreciate it! I do not mind getting dirty above or under the room, if there is a solid way to have a CONTROLLED climate, outside of turning off the house AC every night, since the summer nights here get hot.
Any direction in what i need to do is very appreciated!
Here is a pic
The AC is controlled by one control in a separate part of the house. I have the house temperature set to 78, which for me is hot! Besides covering it up a minute or two before the light goes off, what can I do? I have tried using the grate and facing it to the wall, I have tried using my oscillating fan to push it almost straight up, but alas I return each night and the temperature has yet again dropped to a very low number in the 60's.
I also got a little heater from wal-martwith an adjustable thermostat for which temperature it needs to kick on, but it has not helped hardly at ALL.
If anyone can help me out I would greatly appreciate it! I do not mind getting dirty above or under the room, if there is a solid way to have a CONTROLLED climate, outside of turning off the house AC every night, since the summer nights here get hot.
Any direction in what i need to do is very appreciated!
Here is a pic
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