AdReNaLiNeRuSh
Well-Known Member
Hey folks,
I've decided to begin construction of a new grow room. And in the words of Oscar Goldman, "Gentlemen, we can rebuild him. We have the technology... Better than he was before. Better, stronger, faster."
My problem, however, is that I'm not quite sure how to set up all my equipment in an effective manner. Here's what I've got to work with:
A bulky A/C unit
A Canfan, a few misc fans, and a CO2 setup
Two exhaust ports leaving my house
I will be constructing the room with a sturdy 2x4 skeleton, then erecting the walls out of that black and white poly material. The seams will be duct taped in an effort to make the room as air-tight as possible. The hood, a growzilla hood containing 2x 1000w bulbs suspended from a light rail, will need to be exhausted. A large A/C unit will be in place, drawing air from outside the room, not outdoors. CO2 will also be ran.
My question is, how do I effectively exhaust the room using the provided items without depleting my freshly injected CO2, as well as maintaining the smell?
Thanks!
-AR
I've decided to begin construction of a new grow room. And in the words of Oscar Goldman, "Gentlemen, we can rebuild him. We have the technology... Better than he was before. Better, stronger, faster."
My problem, however, is that I'm not quite sure how to set up all my equipment in an effective manner. Here's what I've got to work with:
A bulky A/C unit
A Canfan, a few misc fans, and a CO2 setup
Two exhaust ports leaving my house
I will be constructing the room with a sturdy 2x4 skeleton, then erecting the walls out of that black and white poly material. The seams will be duct taped in an effort to make the room as air-tight as possible. The hood, a growzilla hood containing 2x 1000w bulbs suspended from a light rail, will need to be exhausted. A large A/C unit will be in place, drawing air from outside the room, not outdoors. CO2 will also be ran.
My question is, how do I effectively exhaust the room using the provided items without depleting my freshly injected CO2, as well as maintaining the smell?
Thanks!
-AR
