Reaf
New Member
Hi guys
I am in the process of moving my grow and thought I would upgrade the grow in the process.
Right now I am going with a simple 4 x 1000w flower room with cooled hoods and ac , 2000w in veg with ac and a clone/mother room. I have been running this way for years and in a very comfortable place in my grow.
I want to take it to the next step and in the new place and go CGE. I am putting in 5kw of solar to supplement the grow and help with power consumption. I am also going to run 8000w flower and in turn I will also upgrade my veg room.
I will be running large ac units in each room with co2 controllers , humidity controllers for the dehumidifiers and each room will haveh a tempreature alarm incase of ac failure .
My question is to all the growers growing this way is , do I ever need to vent the rooms? And are there any things to look out for growing this way. I have researched this as much as I can but theory only goes so far , it would be great to hear from people who have done this before .
Cheers
Reaf
I am in the process of moving my grow and thought I would upgrade the grow in the process.
Right now I am going with a simple 4 x 1000w flower room with cooled hoods and ac , 2000w in veg with ac and a clone/mother room. I have been running this way for years and in a very comfortable place in my grow.
I want to take it to the next step and in the new place and go CGE. I am putting in 5kw of solar to supplement the grow and help with power consumption. I am also going to run 8000w flower and in turn I will also upgrade my veg room.
I will be running large ac units in each room with co2 controllers , humidity controllers for the dehumidifiers and each room will haveh a tempreature alarm incase of ac failure .
My question is to all the growers growing this way is , do I ever need to vent the rooms? And are there any things to look out for growing this way. I have researched this as much as I can but theory only goes so far , it would be great to hear from people who have done this before .
Cheers
Reaf
