I heard these bags are useless when exhaust is involved.You could always add exhale bag for supplemental c02 will help when running higher temps such as that just keep in mind humidity will prob go up
Yes, and it's a non-sealed environment that's actively exhausting outside the tent. Not only do the CO2 bags not really produce much in the way of gas, you're not going to keep it long enough in the tent anyway.I heard these bags are useless when exhaust is involved.
Using the acinfinity fan isn't constantly on based on wtv parameters he sets so they will get some co2 and have an exchange of air every so often so be it but the plants will get what they need and running c02 in that size setup just isn't profitable why invest in that way try the exhale bags they do produce co2 and who ever used it probably didn't appropriately try putting the correct amount for the volume of the tent and just around canopy or lower but you need air properly distributing it give it a shot or let us know what's the outcomeYes, and it's a non-sealed environment that's actively exhausting outside the tent. Not only do the CO2 bags not really produce much in the way of gas, you're not going to keep it long enough in the tent anyway.
The bags are generally known not to produce enough CO2 for any meaningful help, and that's without any ventilation schemes pulling air out, not to mention every seam & opening, fastener in the tent.Using the acinfinity fan isn't constantly on based on wtv parameters he sets so they will get some co2 and have an exchange of air every so often so be it but the plants will get what they need and running c02 in that size setup just isn't profitable why invest in that way try the exhale bags they do produce co2 and who ever used it probably didn't appropriately try putting the correct amount for the volume of the tent and just around canopy or lower but you need air properly distributing it give it a shot or let us know what's the outcome
For a 3x3 tent in a room... In winter? Not sure that's simple but to each their own.The simple answer. You either need a bigger window unit or a mini-split a/c. If you are having these temps in the winter, you will not be able to grow in the summer.
1st thing would be to get rid of that tent. That alone would lower his temps. I've never been a fan of a grow tent. Yes. If that tent is 85 in the winter, it will be 105 in the summer. A fan won't fix that.For a 3x3 tent in a room... In winter? Not sure that's simple but to each their own.
Op u should be able to get temps figured out with just that little 4" AC inline in a 3x3. Like others have said you wanna measure temp around the canopy. Get a piece of twine and check the temps again.
Buy another little inline fan and duct in some of the cold outside air if you're really feeling ambitious.
Bro in winter you just rig up some ducting in a window. He would be able to get his temps to near room temp just by getting his venting figured out properly. A mini split to run a 3x3 in the winter is just stupid. But to each their own1st thing would be to get rid of that tent. That alone would lower his temps. I've never been a fan of a grow tent. Yes. If that tent is 85 in the winter, it will be 105 in the summer. A fan won't fix that.
I'm not your Bro.Bro in winter you just rig up some ducting in a window. He would be able to get his temps to near room temp just by getting his venting figured out properly. A mini split to run a 3x3 in the winter is just stupid. But to each their own
Well I guess the point you're trying to make is that picture somehow justifies spending a couple thousand dollars to cool a 4x4? Bro chill, there's a few other words I can think of to better describe the way you're acting but I won't.I'm not your Bro.
I run a 2-ton mini split for a 4x4. He'll need it in the summer. Get it installed now before the spring price increase. It's worth every dime. See the attached picture. I hear it's worth a 1,000 words. Bro.
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