Can I go Trimless?

Rocket Soul

Rocket Soul

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OBWan5269 said:
Please accept my condolences for mold crop losses. I think this is one of the most significant problems that i will have to address. Thank you for the small fans advice. I will probably re double my air circulation efforts! The seriousness of PM and Bud Rot sound like the largest of the challenges that will have to be surmounted / mastered. I would love to get my hands on one of the AC Infinity dehumidifying, AC atmospheric controllers that are currently sold out, I think that it would be really helpful. I have my fingers crossed! I currently have some of the small clip on fans but it sounds like i should greatly increase the air flow to keep the canopy rh buildup from establishing PM and bud rot conditions.

OBWan5269
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Point im making is dehuey only does so much: each grow space has local climates to consider and you really need to move air everywhere to get rid of local anomalies: on top of cannopy you need to look out for heat and have some type of oscillating fan, below cannopy: well you can either grow taller trunks and have oscillating fans or just have smaller fans strategically placed against pots or walls to create diffuse airmovement. Preferably you want to have enough airmovement in your growspace so that its hard to light a match successfully or at least a lighter flame flickering. But you dont want so much that you see the leaves of your plants trash in the wind: you cant really put a fan directly onto your crop or youll see wind burn. With great airmovement we have banned mold and pm from our grow room completely even if we sometimes have high rh even in flower. Best of luck :)
 
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OBWan5269

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Rocket Soul said:
Point im making is dehuey only does so much: each grow space has local climates to consider and you really need to move air everywhere to get rid of local anomalies: on top of cannopy you need to look out for heat and have some type of oscillating fan, below cannopy: well you can either grow taller trunks and have oscillating fans or just have smaller fans strategically placed against pots or walls to create diffuse airmovement. Preferably you want to have enough airmovement in your growspace so that its hard to light a match successfully or at least a lighter flame flickering. But you dont want so much that you see the leaves of your plants trash in the wind: you cant really put a fan directly onto your crop or youll see wind burn. With great airmovement we have banned mold and pm from our grow room completely even if we sometimes have high rh even in flower. Best of luck :)
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Thank you Mr Rocket Soul
That's some very nice insight for air flow management. I had some basic air flow ideas, but this is solid demonstrated detailed experience. I think I just gained several years' worth of hard-won knowledge. That's really generous of you to relate that level of experience to me - thank you so much!

I'm not sure exactly what I'll do, but I have some really clear ideas about what air flow characteristics I need to target.

That must be a great feeling to have reliably overcome mold and pm. Congratulations on that!

OBWan5269
 
Rocket Soul

Rocket Soul

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OBWan5269 said:
Thank you Mr Rocket Soul
That's some very nice insight for air flow management. I had some basic air flow ideas, but this is solid demonstrated detailed experience. I think I just gained several years' worth of hard-won knowledge. That's really generous of you to relate that level of experience to me - thank you so much!

I'm not sure exactly what I'll do, but I have some really clear ideas about what air flow characteristics I need to target.

That must be a great feeling to have reliably overcome mold and pm. Congratulations on that!

OBWan5269
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Some come to boards and social media to make war with the keyboard some like to help :)
 
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