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I'm coming up on week 8 in flowering and about to start using Overdrive. How much should I start out using (tsp/gal) and should I gradually increase the amount or stay the same the whole time?

Should I have my fans on or off while the lights are out? If on, should I keep them on high or low? Thanks for the help.

ya true, but the point is to get the temps down a bit anyways

Ya I have a portable AC unit that helps a bit, but not much unless the intake fan and exhaust are off. I'm planning on getting a co2 generator sometime soon as well.

bah ya it was too big i'll get one up in a bit...it's a big room, 14x10x8. I've been keeping the intake off during the day, but leave the exhaust on. Is exhaust safe to keep off for that long when I'm already 5 weeks into flowering? or maybe just have the exhuast on for 15 min sat a time

heres the room layout if it helps...

heres a pic if it helps at all... i just think if i could keep the exhaust and intake off during lights out (daytime) then it could help me keep the temps down a lot. Would this room be big enough to allow me to do that? Im just worried the air exchange wont be good enough

heres a pic of the room... i just need to know if it would be ok to leave exhaust/intake off during lights out (daytime) so i can keep my temps down a bit.

Ok then does this sound good? Keep exhaust/intake on during lights on (night) and then during lights out (day) have the exhaust and fan on a timer so they go on for 15 mins every hour or so? Could I get away with less than that?

Well they are 5 weeks into flowering...I have them both on during the night, when lights are on. If I leave them both on during the day it gets wasy too hot up there, so I keep the intake fan off, but now I think I might need to leave exhaust off during day too so it doesn't take all my AC...

ya it can get aronud 90 with my lights off, but like i said, lights go off during hte day. I keep the AC on 24/7, but now I'm thinking about maybe just keeping my intake/exhaust off until lights come on during hte night, so the AC can keep the room a little cooler during the day (lights off)...

My lights off period is during the day and thats when the temps are hard to manage. Would it be ok to keep my exhaust/intake off for the whole day until lights come on during hte night, just to keep hte temps down?

Ya I have one and keep the hum at 50%. I've been keeping exhaust on 24/7...do you think it would be ok to keep it off while lights are off so the AC unit can cool down the room a bit better?

Ya, I have an AC unit up there. I leave that thing running all day and night now. The room is big and the exhaust is on 24/7 so it's hard to maintain really low temps at any time in there. During hte night (lights on) i can probably maintain 75-83 tmeps. During the day (lights off) I can...

Ya it would be hotter a little hotter during the day, but colder durin lights out... thats why i dont know if itd be worth it or not.

The room is 14x10x8. it's on the second floor, so a lot hotter. During the day the its so hot up there and thats when the lights are off, so thats why its 90. I keep exhaust on all day and a have a big intake fan thats about 12" blade to blade, but I keep it off during the day so it doesn't...

Currently, my plants are 5 weeks into flowering and I have the lights on during night and off during day. I realize that temps should be a little lower during the night, so do you think I should switch it aronud? During hot days the day time temps can get up to 90, would that be better for...

They are 5 weeks into flower... I just went up there and lights are off at 90 degrees. I need to switch this to lights on during day...Should I just go ahead and extend the night?

Well I should be fine then, but is 83-88 too high for when lights are off?

So I should probably switch lights on to daytime then?