Patient X Water Cooled 1000W Grow Tent
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LakersKush
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Re: Patient X watercooled 1000w grow tent
When will u know dried wieght.?
When will u know dried wieght.?
ganjaballz
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Re: Patient X watercooled 1000w grow tent
Was the humidity too high? I'm surprised really - some of the best weed genetics around are coming from Equatorial grows - high heat / high humidity. Maybe the more cutting edge breeders are looking to add the ability to thrive in that type of climate to the indoor lines?
I'm worried now - I'm planning to do a hydroponic system in a grow tent and if humidity is a big issue I'm going to have to start planning for that.
Is it possible that the water cooled light kept the heat down so low that moisture which would have normally been burned off in the heat from the lights was left intact?
One thing you might look into - I plan to use x-10 home automation gear to replace some of the high dollar greenhouse control type equipment. They have what's called a "zoned AC system" which uses multiple thermostats and dampers in the air ducts so you can maintain a very controlled temperature profile room to room in a house. I plan to use a couple of these motorized dampers with thermostats to ventilate my tent. Now I'm thinking about adding a humidity sensor to it in addition to the temperature sensor. If you'd been able to vent the tent with an automated temp and humidity sensing system it might have solved your issue.
Was the humidity too high? I'm surprised really - some of the best weed genetics around are coming from Equatorial grows - high heat / high humidity. Maybe the more cutting edge breeders are looking to add the ability to thrive in that type of climate to the indoor lines?
I'm worried now - I'm planning to do a hydroponic system in a grow tent and if humidity is a big issue I'm going to have to start planning for that.
Is it possible that the water cooled light kept the heat down so low that moisture which would have normally been burned off in the heat from the lights was left intact?
One thing you might look into - I plan to use x-10 home automation gear to replace some of the high dollar greenhouse control type equipment. They have what's called a "zoned AC system" which uses multiple thermostats and dampers in the air ducts so you can maintain a very controlled temperature profile room to room in a house. I plan to use a couple of these motorized dampers with thermostats to ventilate my tent. Now I'm thinking about adding a humidity sensor to it in addition to the temperature sensor. If you'd been able to vent the tent with an automated temp and humidity sensing system it might have solved your issue.
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