megamouthuk
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Christ, i thought this was a grow thread, that has somewhat convoluted into just back and forth arguments now.
Megamouthuk
Megamouthuk
The covid funding shit was forced through without any proper legislation, any thought, any oversight. Nothing.. Just to throw as much tax payers money to corporations as possible to "retain staff". But somehow, it's only "strongly encouraged" that they don't shit on their staff if they receive this money. No risk other than to their reputationi would inform the authorities regarding their claiming monies which they are doing fraudulently whilst pissing on their downtrodden staff/workforce.
Megamouthuk
My plants in veg currently are wayyyy too tall, so it looks like I'm going to have to do some sort of ghetto vertical setup for the next cycle. Will have plenty of grow content to share over the next month or soChrist, i thought this was a grow thread, that has somewhat convoluted into just back and forth arguments now.
Megamouthuk
Bro, I don’t think the outside temperature is important for the exhaust from the room to the outside.Thank you for your help with my ventilation problem for grow room. It is -6C outside. What hood do you recommend?
Christ, i thought this was a grow thread, that has somewhat convoluted into just back and forth arguments now.
Megamouthuk
The ducting that you have described is installed for a central system with capacity to provide HVAC for 10 rooms. Fresh heated, humidified air is ducted into my grow room. The grow room has insufficient insulation and subject to heat loss and dry air. I use small heater, ac, humidifier and de-humidifier in my grow room to adjust the temp and humidity. These appliances may be more efficient if I place them in a air mixing chamber. Do you have a recommended design for a 2m3 air mixing chamber?Bro, I don’t think the outside temperature is important for the exhaust from the room to the outside.
But for the influx from the street, this is a different question, of course. As a rule, in such cases, I recommend using a fan with a dimer for the inflow from the street. and to compensate for power, if necessary, use an additional inflow from an adjacent warm room. If we are talking about the inflow into the tent, then if in winter ... or in general, the temperature is very low and can freeze plants, then a tee with adjustable dampers should be used in the air duct line. Those. one outlet of the tee goes outside, the second goes into the tent, and the third takes air from the warm room where the tent or box is located. The point is that when the outside temperature is low, we can regulate the temperature of the air supplied to the tent by mixing cold air from the outside and warm air from the room through the dampers.
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I would not pay attention to this, but now, when the slight frosts began, it became very cold in my apartment, even an electric heater does not help. I go to bed dressed as if I were on the street, except I don’t wear a hat with earflaps.)))Ok dispute then, not arguments, lol, your English is superb my friend, and far better than my Russian, which is none existent.
Megamouthuk
I use a conventional ventilation tee.The ducting that you have described is installed for a central system with capacity to provide HVAC for 10 rooms. Fresh heated, humidified air is ducted into my grow room. The grow room has insufficient insulation and subject to heat loss and dry air. I use small heater, ac, humidifier and de-humidifier in my grow room to adjust the temp and humidity. These appliances may be more efficient if I place them in a air mixing chamber. Do you have a recommended design for a 2m3 air mixing chamber?
Thank you for the info. Tee with dampers will give more control in regulation heat and AC. The mixed forced air will be ducted into center of tent at floor aimed at ceiling. On another note, I started to train a DNA Genetics OG Kush for vertical grow. Some branches snapped away from the main stem. I used tape to rejoin the branch. Trellis is only 30cm x 150cm. I need to install a 120cm x 120cm trellis at 120cm height with extra for the walls. Do you have material to recommend for trellis?I would not pay attention to this, but now, when the slight frosts began, it became very cold in my apartment, even an electric heater does not help. I go to bed dressed as if I were on the street, except I don’t wear a hat with earflaps.)))
It turns out that I need to pay for central heating (for the gas that Ba *** gave me - at two prices))))) The batteries are barely warm!!! And also, I pay for an electric heater - this is a bonus in catching up!)))) It turns out that together with lamps in my garden, I pay about $ 100 just for electricity. But these are trifles - the main payment for an apartment is heating and hot water, which is natural gas.
I use a conventional ventilation tee.
Just install the fan between the tent and the tee. When it's cold outside. you take more air from the room - you block part of the air from the window with a damper, the air duct from the room is completely open. If it's hot outside, then vice versa.
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You can cut the shutter out of thin plastic or something similar.
It is not necessary in the center, you can install the supply and extract diagonally. The inflow is at the bottom, the exhaust is at the top opposite. The tents have holes diagonally.The mixed forced air will be ducted into center of tent at floor aimed at ceiling.
This is a galvanized welded mesh that is used in construction for plastering. We sell it in hardware stores.Do you have material to recommend for trellis?
Show me a photo.Some branches snapped away from the main stem. I used tape to rejoin the branch.
That is why I asked to show you a photo of your garden in order to give you the right advice, I do not really understand from the words, Bro!OG Kush reached the ceiling and now I have it trained on the shelf. In the larger area, I have one plant for a 120 cm x 120cm canopy but located lower than the shelf. Thoughts?
Sometimes I can visualize better with my eyes closed. Pic of my tent shows 3 windows. In the small upper right window is OG Kush. The main window on left is for one plant. Pic of the snapped branch. Next time I will be more careful and use elastic band trick.That is why I asked to show you a photo of your garden in order to give you the right advice, I do not really understand from the words, Bro!
Yes, the elastic band is more comfortable to work withSometimes I can visualize better with my eyes closed. Pic of my tent shows 3 windows. In the small upper right window is OG Kush. The main window on left is for one plant. Pic of the snapped branch. Next time I will be more careful and use elastic band trick.
Sorry Bro! Didn't notice your post yesterday!Can’t wait to see this run great work sedan as usual ☮