hello everybody. It's my first time growing, and only growing one plant for personal use. My tent is a growlab gl40 (1'4x1'4x3'11), using 3, 42 Watt cfl's conneted by a 10" dome reflector. Want to add another 42 watt in the same reflector after seedling. Let me know if that's a wrong move. There are 2, 6" clip on fans (one on the top, and one in the middle inside the tent ). Going to use a 3 gallon smart pot with coco coir medium. waiting for Aurora indica seeds to come in the mail.-
So since i dont have the seeds yet, ive been testing out how hot and humid the tent will be with everything functioning. with everything on, temperature/humidity indicator reads 86-90 degrees, and 30% humidity. Going to need a humidifier, just don't know how small yet since the ones that are for medium/large size rooms increased it to 81% humid. The room temp that the tent is in, is around 71 degrees thanks to a nice window ac i have. So what should i do now in order to lower this outragous temperture? Do I need a air system? If So, it needs to be cheap ( under $100). Do you think the 10" inch reflectormight have something to do with the temp? Also wanted to know what would be the ideal temp and humidity for a Aurora Indica to thrive in vegetative and flowering, and any other tips for her. thanks.
So since i dont have the seeds yet, ive been testing out how hot and humid the tent will be with everything functioning. with everything on, temperature/humidity indicator reads 86-90 degrees, and 30% humidity. Going to need a humidifier, just don't know how small yet since the ones that are for medium/large size rooms increased it to 81% humid. The room temp that the tent is in, is around 71 degrees thanks to a nice window ac i have. So what should i do now in order to lower this outragous temperture? Do I need a air system? If So, it needs to be cheap ( under $100). Do you think the 10" inch reflectormight have something to do with the temp? Also wanted to know what would be the ideal temp and humidity for a Aurora Indica to thrive in vegetative and flowering, and any other tips for her. thanks.