Is this too much Consistent wind hitting the plants to cause windburn ?

Joker90 · Dec 13, 2021

I have an oscillating fan in the tent but facing away from the plants as its way too strong for the space even at low setting . But this way it does just fine . I have an other, clip fan facing the plants . Nothing heavy duty but it should move the air about the space within close proximity . That said is this too much air consistently hitting the leaves to cause wind burn ?

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Herb & Suds · Dec 13, 2021

I have grown in all sorts of semi-wind tunnels
Those little clip fans don’t create that much movement
Directing the air under canopy can reduce leaf damage

OldMedUser · Dec 13, 2021

Joker90 said:
I have an oscillating fan in the tent but facing away from the plants as its way too strong for the space even at low setting . But this way it does just fine . I have an other, clip fan facing the plants . Nothing heavy duty but it should move the air about the space within close proximity . That said is this too much air consistently hitting the leaves to cause wind burn ?

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If the oscillating fan is making the leaves rustle then that's lots. I'd ditch the other one myself. You don't say how big the tent and fan is but I use a 12" osscillater in my 7x9" grow room and that's plenty. It's 4' from the plants and plays back and forth aimed at them.

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hotrodharley · Dec 13, 2021

Herb & Suds said:
I have grown in all sorts of semi-wind tunnels
Those little clip fans don’t create that much movement
Directing the air under canopy can reduce leaf damage

Air movement over and under plants should be sufficient. Direct wind no.

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