Do attics get hot in the summer?

Thedillestpickle

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• Dec 16, 2011

• #21

Yea if your going to go for it go big or your wasting your money, fill that space up good with buds

...on second thought if you dont know attics get hot than Id suggest you not bother

 

andysbooks

Member

• Dec 16, 2011

• #22

Do bears crap in the woods?

 

bowlfullofbliss

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• Dec 16, 2011

• #23

andysbooks said:

Do bears crap in the woods?

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Not according to a new commercial I just saw this morning.....a bear very clearly walked out of an outhouse with reading material and all.

That myth is forever busted .

 

tip top toker

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• Dec 16, 2011

• #24

MrMeanGreen said:

That's a bit harsh, granted they aint cheap to run but they not that expensive.

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He was talking about running it, not buying it. And yeah, you'll be looking at something silly like 4kw/h, you could be looking at like £300 a month just to power the AC, you want to be growing a shit load of cannabis to justify paying that bill

 

Clown Baby

Well-Known Member

• Dec 16, 2011

• #25

yes. it will get hot. if it's 90 degrees outside, don't grow in your attic.

 

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cchamp

Member

• Dec 16, 2011

• #26

Be prepared to rip all of your drywall/enhancements out if you don't have an exit other than the attic pull down stairs. City code will get you on that one when you try to sell your house. I say take advantage of the winter or don't use it at all. Depending on where you live the winter can possibly be a perfect environment.

 

Sunny Bakes

Member

• Dec 18, 2011

• #27

Yeah I'm in the process of cuntrusting the grow room now with plywood. Im pulling air from my basement (68 degrees F) straight Ito the room. Them pumping the air from my air cooled hood out of the room and straight outside from the roof. Since I'm pulling 68 degrees air, the grow room should be fairly warm enough. The whole attic is staying 45 degrees F. I hope the room will stay moderately warm