Does anyone use a ac infinity in a grow tent?

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Kevin1995

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I need some questions answered ?

my plant is 5 days old I’ll tag a photo

my tent temperature and humidity I’ll also tag a photo of.. it’s perfect but the fan isn’t on?
When I turn it on my humidity drops to around 50/55?

should I not be using my fan until flowering stage ?
What am I doing wrong coukd anyone help me out first time go easy on me lol
 

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WesleyHill

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Haha, yes, it sounds like to do your homework, but I understand you - since I had a similar question. Therefore, after consulting sources like wiikipedia and essayservice, I found the air conditioner is needed to maintain the temperature in the grow tent (because the optimum temperature for the plant varies).
 
LeastExpectedGrower

LeastExpectedGrower

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WesleyHill said:
Haha, yes, it sounds like to do your homework, but I understand you - since I had a similar question. Therefore, after consulting sources like wiikipedia and essayservice, I found the air conditioner is needed to maintain the temperature in the grow tent (because the optimum temperature for the plant varies). https://essayservicescanner.com/writersperhour-review/
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Shhhh. Don't tell my plants. They'll start asking for an air conditioner.
 
Budz.Bunny

Budz.Bunny

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Kevin1995 said:
I need some questions answered ?

my plant is 5 days old I’ll tag a photo

my tent temperature and humidity I’ll also tag a photo of.. it’s perfect but the fan isn’t on?
When I turn it on my humidity drops to around 50/55?

should I not be using my fan until flowering stage ?
What am I doing wrong coukd anyone help me out first time go easy on me lol
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Does your fan have a temperature and humidity setting ? If it does you can change it to only turn on when it gets above a certain temperature/humidity...

Youll have to play around with your set up and get it dialed in
 
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WesleyHill

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WesleyHill said:
Haha, yes, it sounds like to do your homework, but I understand you - since I had a similar question. Therefore, after consulting sources like wiikipedia and essayservice, I found the air conditioner is needed to maintain the temperature in the grow tent (because the optimum temperature for the plant varies).
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Ok, so I am confused because I consulted some other sources of papersowl review, and I have two different conclusions. On the one hand, it's critical to move any plant near air conditioning vents, as the direct blast dehydrates them and can seriously damage their cells. The same can be said for plants placed near windows or doors that are frequently opened during the colder months of the year. On the other hand, EssayServiceScanner explains that plants should be at least 2-3 feet from the unit on all sides and plan the landscaping so that the air conditioner is easily accessible for maintenance and repairs. Therefore, the last essays I read assert that an air conditioner has an advantageous effect on your plant, as I said initially. I can't find a final decisive idea about the whole of this, so please check my source or any others and tell me what you think.
 
LeastExpectedGrower

LeastExpectedGrower

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I'd say quit reading so much of this and start growing. Lots of guys out there not using any AC much less doing advanced calculus to figure out how to install it.
 
Hollatchaboy

Hollatchaboy

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I don't use an ac for my tents. My growroom temp itself, helps dictate my tent temps. I keep my home at 70°f. My extraction fan pulls that 70°f air, into my tent. With my lights on, it stays around 80-82°f. At lights off, it stays around 73. If you have central air, forced heat, and an extraction fan, it should be all you need.
 
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