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flower pharm

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I've been thinking about that flower. My plan is a nice easy first grow with delicate scrog training and then go from there. I'm going to figure out how to make the side lights movable so I can position them for best canopy penetration with horizontal or vertical. I want something that practically tells me when to water her so I can get my confidence moving forward and then we play! Besides, I need some stash to help with this lifetime project.
youll get it less water is better than too much, dont worry about it. wieght of the pot will tell you,when it feels light water.nothing is gonna happen fast,they will droop from no water but it takes longer than u think.
 

Squidbilly

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I know on the nails. I've met a few unfriendly two by fours in the last couple months.
I did my best to try to move it to another area in the house but the wife said absolutely not so I took this is my last resort.
I've got it super insulated on the outside, half inch plywood and the inside I've got reflictix and I'm putting in a combination air conditioner heater and dehumidifier plus i have a five foot run venting from a room in our house which is kept at constant 73. I think my battle is for those last few degrees and the humidity here in a very humid state. I think... ? Thanks for the responses!!
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Be careful running that central air duct to your room. When the air isn't running, and assuming your going to have a constant exhaust, your central air might never shut off. I've seen this happen multiple times. Your exhaust will just suck all the cool air from your entire house through that vent.
 

Squidbilly

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That came out weird. Running your a/c to your grow room is asking for trouble. That vent can act as a passive intake and when your exhaust is running it will be sucking the cool air out of your entire house.
 

flower pharm

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That came out weird. Running your a/c to your grow room is asking for trouble. That vent can act as a passive intake and when your exhaust is running it will be sucking the cool air out of your entire house.
good i read the first post and was confused,yeah good catch didnt think of that, so like a 5-8k btu portable?
 

buysser

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Wow, good catch.... Might be better off using the outside intake for the portable unit I plan on getting? Or I have a damper on the intake and or can I dial down exhaust. Kind of winging it here.
Thanks again

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Growan

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Hey, glad to see this is coming on so well! I've just started reflooring my loft space. Hopefully I'll end up with something tidy looking too!
 
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