GreyCountyGrower
Member
Hiya,
I am such a nube that my set up is still in its box, waiting to be set up.
I picked up the BEUX Industires "grow-op-in-a-box" with all the bits of basic kit. 3'x3'x80" with a 600w LED light. Hit up the Black Friday sale over at Genetic Supply, so the beans, as they say, "are in the mail."
Because I am not "a details guy", my tent is about 1.5" taller than the space I had set aside for it. All is not lost, I have plenty of room, but a new set of questions. Originaly it was going in the basemment, which though unfinished, is underground and remains a constant temperature (more or less) year round. It also had 0 external light sources. The new location, is subject to greater temp fluxes, but I can mitigate that with heaters and AC as needed. The big thing is light.
Living in a rural area, electricty rates are bonkers. Ideally I would run the lights at night when hydro rates are lower, and leave the dark stage for daytime when the rates are lower. Any suggestions on limiting light getting inside the tent?
Also, I live in a valley with a fast running stream behind my house. It means the RH indoors runs between 70% and 85%. How big a concern is this high humidity? Should I add a dehumidifier inside (or near) the tent?
Lastly, anything I should be wearly of setting up the BEUX system?
With every best wish,
GcG
I am such a nube that my set up is still in its box, waiting to be set up.
I picked up the BEUX Industires "grow-op-in-a-box" with all the bits of basic kit. 3'x3'x80" with a 600w LED light. Hit up the Black Friday sale over at Genetic Supply, so the beans, as they say, "are in the mail."
Because I am not "a details guy", my tent is about 1.5" taller than the space I had set aside for it. All is not lost, I have plenty of room, but a new set of questions. Originaly it was going in the basemment, which though unfinished, is underground and remains a constant temperature (more or less) year round. It also had 0 external light sources. The new location, is subject to greater temp fluxes, but I can mitigate that with heaters and AC as needed. The big thing is light.
Living in a rural area, electricty rates are bonkers. Ideally I would run the lights at night when hydro rates are lower, and leave the dark stage for daytime when the rates are lower. Any suggestions on limiting light getting inside the tent?
Also, I live in a valley with a fast running stream behind my house. It means the RH indoors runs between 70% and 85%. How big a concern is this high humidity? Should I add a dehumidifier inside (or near) the tent?
Lastly, anything I should be wearly of setting up the BEUX system?
With every best wish,
GcG
