Kyle Keen Green
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Its an air circulator and it adds a breeze maybe to much of a breeze, is this possible. Should I turn the fan off every now and then? Anyone any info? +rep
Does it matter if my fan is a bit powerful and blows the plants around a bit?
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connorbrown
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If the plants are just gently shaking, then its fine. Its actually beneficial because it helps strengthen the stems. But if its so powerful that its almost blowing them over then just point the fan away from the plants so it still circulates the room.
Kyle Keen Green
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They just blow around a bit some of the leaves end up in the air, its not really strong my plants are just a little bushy. Thanks for your help guys +rep
Kyle Keen Green
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P.S I've got the fan in my cupboard with the doors slightly open and a open vent at the top, with a 600hps. Temp sits around 22c-27c, This all sound ok?
mydixiewrecked
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my theory, plants become sticky to catch pollen, if they live in a very windy place, they need to be extra sticky to catch the pollen, so, wind is good.
Kyle Keen Green
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Cool man thanks, Was thinking maybe the plants wouldn't be able to breath, Should I keep the fan running constantly?
mydixiewrecked
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I never turn my fans off and I can never have enough fans.
Kyle Keen Green
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Ok, Thanks for your help, that's that then.... Bit of rep for your help 
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