is 85 degree's in a room okay?
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Heathro
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Dam, i gotta ghetto 90cfm bathroom exhaust that i mounted right ontop of my 400w's hood.
It doesnt pull from a duct itself, just from the bottom of the unit. then blows out a duct
So this is helping a little but i need to invest in a good fan, problem is im broke as fuck and can barely pay my bills this month..
It doesnt pull from a duct itself, just from the bottom of the unit. then blows out a duct
So this is helping a little but i need to invest in a good fan, problem is im broke as fuck and can barely pay my bills this month..
tom__420
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http://www.plantlightinghydroponics.com/valueline-centrifugal-fans-c-76_629.html
Those are the best priced inline fans I can find, real powerful too
Those are the best priced inline fans I can find, real powerful too
It depends on the strain. My citral is doing amazing and seems to do best at around 85 degrees. What strain are you growing. Some are very temperamental, and others don't matter. The temperature you are talking about should be completely fine, but you may need to water it more. Before I had better ventilation Citral took in about a gallon of water a day. The growth is still amazing and it seems to do better at higher temperatures. Think about it this way. How high are the temperatures in the average rain forest where most plants thrive?
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tom__420
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The average temperature of a rain forest is about 77° Fahrenheit. The rain forest is about the same temperature year round. The temperature never drops below 64° Fahrenheit.
http://www.blueplanetbiomes.org/rnfrst_climate_page.htm
As I said 76-78°F is ideal
http://www.blueplanetbiomes.org/rnfrst_climate_page.htm
As I said 76-78°F is ideal
smokinmayne
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During veg it's ok for the temps to be around 85
but during flower I try to shoot for 75-79
but during flower I try to shoot for 75-79
Heathro
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Thanks guys, i got some seeds out of some dank ass nug that was supose to be cannalope.. I had never heard of it till i found it @ DNA Genetics
http://www.dnagenetics.com/online_store/dna_genetics_super_cannalope_cannabis_seeds.cfm here is a variation of it
http://www.dnagenetics.com/online_store/dna_genetics_super_cannalope_cannabis_seeds.cfm here is a variation of it
tom__420
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Lol I highly doubt he is using co2
Heathro
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im too broke to afford even a ph meter or ppm meter, i havnt started nute yet, they are almost 2 weeks old, i got foxfarm big bloom and grow big
i do have a gauge for a c02 tank and tubing for it, but i wont be using that for quite awhile, this is my first grow
here is a pic before i hookd up the 400w (1 week ago)
Ima pass out ill check post 2morrow am
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tom__420
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He would have to get another socket because most are too big, they would block too much air in the cool tube
doitinthewoods
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You can get a PH test kit from HTG for like 10 bucks I think. It works fine. If you don't have the money for that you can go to a pet store, and get a PH kit for fish tanks. These usually go from a range of about 6.0 to 7.5 which isn't that great, but at least it gives you a general idea. Yea, I wouldn't worry about the CO2 yet.
tom__420
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I got a pH test kit from an aquarium when I first started, it measures from 6.0 to 7.6 but not all of the points in between (6.0, 6.4, 6.6, 6.8, 7.0, 7.2, 7.6)