Does A Fan Blowing Directly On Lowest Setting Harm A Plant?

[noxzious]

Thanks for any info

i know its good for strengthening the stem but just wondering if theres specific time periods its ok and what could be over doing it

 

[trichlone fiend]

...fans are good as long as they are not knocking over your plants. Keep the fans on 24-7, imo.

 

[The*Mad*Hatter]

no it wont hurt your plant at all, unless your supjecting it to hurican force winds, then they should be fine...even under 24/7 cycle of fan's

 

[Chiceh]

I leave an oscillating fan on all the time, they like to move in the light wind.

 

[noxzious]

Thats what im saying, How far do you have them away from your plants tho?

 

[sickstoner]

few inches to a foot you be the judge if your plants are getting there asses kicked move it away. let the plants tell you

 

[blaze1camp]

yeah you'll know when its blowin to hard...

 

[dura72]

i have fans on constantly. it helps strengthen the stalks, it keeps the temperature kinda level in the grow area and it stops mold problems. theyre abot 12" away.

 

[bigv1976]

I would advise though if it is not an oscilating fan to move it around or move your plants around occasionally so the leaves dont get wind burnt.

 

[mygirls]

i have mine on high when lights are on when my lights go out so do my fans... flower room

veg room light on 24/0 so is the fan

 

[noxzious]

whats the difference between a oscilating fan and a desktop fan for example

 

[mygirls]

same thing, they both oselate

 

[krozone]

A desktop fan is typically static and does not turn (oscillate); comes in various sizes with or without a Clip attachment.
Oscillating fans have the option to distribute the air flow side to side. i.e. It turns.

Oscillating fans encourage stem growth/strength; which in turn helps hold up those massive nugs we all love.
A fan that is non-oscillating and blows directly on the plant is not a good thing; for various reasons.. Air Flow/unintentional training (The plant starting to lean over due to constant air flow)...etc..etc..

Hope that helped!

 

[mygirls]

A desktop fan is typically static and does not turn (oscillate); comes in various sizes with or without a Clip attachment.
Oscillating fans have the option to distribute the air flow side to side. i.e. It turns.

Oscillating fans encourage stem growth/strength; which in turn helps hold up those massive nugs we all love.
A fan that is non-oscillating and blows directly on the plant is not a good thing; for various reasons.. Air Flow/unintentional training (The plant starting to lean over due to constant air flow)...etc..etc..

Hope that helped!

any fan that blows on your plants help

 

[noxzious]

Right cuz he did have the fan almost kicking the shit out of it for ages, well it just looked like a pretty strong breeze but they looked healthy for ages and was doing wonders for the stems and leaves were still perfect, but i was doubting that was what fuckd her up recently because she had what seemed 2 look like a ph lockout but i underwatered her then overwatered her and am now convinced that was what hit her hard but thanks anyways bros!