What am I missing in my room
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captain chronizzle
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low humidity, sulfer burner. i didn't hear anything bout a carbon filter, a/c. those things are good. gives you more control over your enviroment.
legallyflying
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Co2 and a ppm controller. Dehumidifier is key. Several powerful oscilating fans. Panda film to cover the floor.
And, probably most importantly, you need to rent an ozone generator and ozone the living shit out of that room and your house to KILL ALL the mold spores. Ozone is the ONLY effective way sans scrubbing every inch of you house with vinegar. Plus it only takes a couple hours and your house will smell nice and fresh.
Kill the spores dude.
And, probably most importantly, you need to rent an ozone generator and ozone the living shit out of that room and your house to KILL ALL the mold spores. Ozone is the ONLY effective way sans scrubbing every inch of you house with vinegar. Plus it only takes a couple hours and your house will smell nice and fresh.
Kill the spores dude.
solarguy
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http://cheaphydroponics.com/Merchant2/cfmcalc.htm cool cfm calc...
use your exhaust fan at the top of your room and make sure you have an "passive" intake hole cut out that is a little smaller than the exhaust so negative pressure is created...this will keep odor in and only going through the exhaust. There are many DIY carbon filters you can make to put on either side of the fan for your exhaust. Its easier on the fan to pull air out than to push it out...i use the home depot inline duct fans on my tent and they work great since i have them PULLING air and not PUSHING AIR...it seems that you lose less cfms this way, ducting and air bends will reduce cfm rating...you can use a lighter to make sure air is being sucked in...
Ventilation is key, next i have to agree if you can fit put a fan in there to blow on plants and move air around....it will make your stems stronger so when your plant gets massive it can support itself and focus more on beneficial growth.
make sure you are completely light proof!
use your exhaust fan at the top of your room and make sure you have an "passive" intake hole cut out that is a little smaller than the exhaust so negative pressure is created...this will keep odor in and only going through the exhaust. There are many DIY carbon filters you can make to put on either side of the fan for your exhaust. Its easier on the fan to pull air out than to push it out...i use the home depot inline duct fans on my tent and they work great since i have them PULLING air and not PUSHING AIR...it seems that you lose less cfms this way, ducting and air bends will reduce cfm rating...you can use a lighter to make sure air is being sucked in...
Ventilation is key, next i have to agree if you can fit put a fan in there to blow on plants and move air around....it will make your stems stronger so when your plant gets massive it can support itself and focus more on beneficial growth.
make sure you are completely light proof!
Uhm, stagnant house air aint ventilation, thus, NO VENTILATION = MOULD ISSUES....
dadio161
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you will still need fans to keep the air moving . I also don't use exaust vent because I can keep the door open all day , thats why I still use two fans blowing all day .
CrazyBudz
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exactly....you need an intake fan blowing fresh air in, an exhaust fan sucking air out, and desk fans keeping the air inside the room moving..
a dehumidifier or sulfer burner would really help also!!!
legallyflying
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I wouldn't use an ozone generator. A positive ion charger, yes. Ozone no.
