my AC intake is in the hallway to this room so out to the front (coming in from hallway). Then my other intake is the fan sucking from the room next door, so 2 different intake areas and then they exhaust in the same area.....
Ok, what the fuck am I doing wrong?
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MidnightToter
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What kind of plants and what nutes did u use?
ok so ac blows into room and has a exhaust on it to attic
and hoods have fan before hoods then exhausting into attic
its at first page pez and blueberry i think
bingo, you are correct
so ac is all sealed unit meaning exhaust exits the unit by a duct to attic? and intakes fresh air outside the room ? and blows out front of unit cool fresh air ?and hoods intake from outside room?bingo, you are correct
well think about it
where is ac air going? u putting air into area of plants with no exhaust
might be part of problem
Warlock1369
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You should keep your light pulling from outside the room and dumping to the attic. But you also need a fan with filter in the room sucking that to the attic as well. This will pull cool air into the room thru a passive intake. From what I can tell you have a positive atmosphere in your area. It needs to be negative.
yep he is putting air into room thru ac and nowhere to go no room exhaust
light exhaust -check ac exhaust - check no air leaving actual area plants in
not a check
Warlock1369
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I'm cooking homemade chili now so no time to look at the 4 pages I missed. But F.A.B has this covered. Good guy and I trust him.
put fan on exhaust side of lights
u going to have to add a exhaust to room
and wait a fricken minute did u say u had a carbon filter ?
Warlock1369
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Hold on CO2? You need to get your heat in check first. And with CO2 temps go up to 84-86. Venting is bad for co2. I got a few AC in my room to deal with this.
Warlock1369
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If you can't keep under 80 degrees and self contained. You would be better off not spending the 16 buck every 1-2 week for CO2 and spend it on cooling. Live with the natural 300ppm. Once you got it under control add CO2. Keep in mind once you have that worked out you will need a dehumidifier to control that. Too give a better advice I will need alot more info on your room.
im going to pass this one off to u bro
get him sorted out
jswett1100
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Some strains just do not produce that much man its really not your fauilt if they were never destined to have the bud you desire lol
the same u told me but cant go back through bunch of pages so run it by him
Warlock1369
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Size. Is it devided? How many plants. And basic inlet/ exoust. Also what are you useing to to cool it. From what I fid read I do think your wasting money. I'll help get you right.