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yes, when the door is closed, there is only a gap between the floor and bottom of the door, which the duct also sucks air thru the top, down thru the bottom and outside the bottom of the door

so i need two fans?..i have a oscillating fan thats stands vertically and then the 165 cfm 4" inline, the inline is pulling air from beside the lamp, pushing it underneath the door; however, currently the door is open to keep it as cool as possible, its at 82, which isnt exactly ideal but i can...

it is a 400w HID, the ballast is in the top of the room, the fan is to the left of it about 4 inches lower with duct attached to the top and the bottom;the top sucking air from the area next to the lamp, and the bottom duct releasing underneath the door

I have roughly about a 4'x4' grow space where the temp reaches around 90 degrees with the door closed. The door has been left open, where the room stays around 82. I recently bought a 165 cfm inline fan to try to lower the room temp. Since I didnt want to drill a 4" hole in the wall i have run...

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i was wondering what to do with these huge fan leaves, they are bigger than my hand and blocking a lot of light, should i cut them off to allow more light to the rest or leave them?

I just got done topping the plant yesterday, I was thinking of letting the plant recover for like a week or two before i switch it over into blooming, any help is always much appreciated.

idk if the plant was too close to the light, or if its in shock from the transplant, nutrient burn/deficiency, but 2 of the other plants seem to be doing just fine..there are a few leaves between all of the plants where the tips seem to be burnt a lil but this plant, the leaves are twisting and...

I have 4 plants, 2 that look pretty good, one that is tall but has far less growth than the rest that is pale and yellowish for the most part but my main concern as of right now is the last plant im about to discuss. This plant seemed to be doing pretty well, i just transplanted them all from a...

so take out a gallon, put in a gallon of pure water?..

one plant is shorter, about 12", but bushy and healthy green; another is shorter, about 12", but kind of yellower at the bottom up to a pale green towards the top; the third plant is about 17", looks to be in pretty good shape, but not as dark green as the first; and the last is the pictured...

it appears that the leaves are drooping and folding inward toward the center. the plants were recently transplanted into a deep water culture with airstones. The pH level was checked and seems to be fine, is this due to the stress of the transplant? nutrient deficiency? possibly too close to the...

ok, so i have the plants in some coconut husk organic "pots", they are elevated by plastic caps from 2 liters and yogurt containers to keep them off the bottom..if the water gets too high i drain them into the bathtub, i have also started adding the nurtrients into my spray bottle (folair...

yes the bottom leaves are yellowing, as you can see in the picture, they also seem to be drooping..as this is my first time, i dont know if they are being overwatered or under-nutrientized :-/

Does anyone have a resolution to how i can get the other 2 plants looking healthy again?

This is the first time I have decided the experiment with growing plants on my own. Despite the rumors of Diesel being difficult to manage and grow, I could not pass up the opportunity when I had seeds from such a beautiful strain. On the left, you'll notice that they seem to be much healthier...