MasterNuggets
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With my current setup the temp is 90farenhight or 32 Celcius.. The humidity is about 60%. Are these conditions ok for me babys?
Tempature at 90F/32C.. is this high??
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Bubba Kushman
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Too hot! At 85 they start to stress and pretty much stop growing all together until temps go down.
MasterNuggets
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ahhhh what can i do to lower the temp???
..im only running a 75W lamp on them and its that high..
I wanted to put a 120W in too but that would take it up to like 100 degrees.
AND the humidity is now 75%.. I have a feeling I really fucked up.
..im only running a 75W lamp on them and its that high..
I wanted to put a 120W in too but that would take it up to like 100 degrees.
AND the humidity is now 75%.. I have a feeling I really fucked up.
MasterNuggets
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my room is like 50 degrees i keep it air conditioned, and my grow space is my cabinit. its the light im using i think its producing so much heat, its a Philips Agro-light 75W, I also have a 120W but I don't think putting that in would be a good idea.. dunno maybe I should buy a new light?
mane2008
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works wonders
johndoe2216751
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low watt HPS is cooler than a shitload of cfl.
MasterNuggets
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My grow space is like 2 feet tall.. yeah yeah I know..
truthfully I have no idea what kind of light these things are, I tryed lookin it up.. It's an Agro-Light made by Phillips if anyone wants to fill me in.
Reminiscing upon it I relise that I don't have any ventilation and I do remmeber reading that you need it.. I got no problem drilling holes in my cabinit or making one big hole and plopping a fan in it. If I did this I would put the fan facing the grow space right?? (To maintain wind on stems??)
truthfully I have no idea what kind of light these things are, I tryed lookin it up.. It's an Agro-Light made by Phillips if anyone wants to fill me in.
Reminiscing upon it I relise that I don't have any ventilation and I do remmeber reading that you need it.. I got no problem drilling holes in my cabinit or making one big hole and plopping a fan in it. If I did this I would put the fan facing the grow space right?? (To maintain wind on stems??)
Tanis83
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you want to get a fan for inside the room blowing onto the plants then you want an exhaust fan that is pulling air from the outside....
and when you go and drill holes in the side of your cabinet.... make sure that no light can get in from the outside...... even low levels of light getting into the cabinet while the lights are suposed to be off will effect your plants. I built a little intake light filter..... it consists of a small box of wood... with some sheet metal.
and when you go and drill holes in the side of your cabinet.... make sure that no light can get in from the outside...... even low levels of light getting into the cabinet while the lights are suposed to be off will effect your plants. I built a little intake light filter..... it consists of a small box of wood... with some sheet metal.
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