Plants dieing in my grow tent

Hi all,

Have had a few very successful grows under my house but decided to purchase a grow tent to make it a little more discreet.

I have had nothing but dramas with the tent. I have no idea what i am doing wrong. 3 filures from 3 attempts. The latest being i grew my clones out of the tent and even got them 4weeks into budding (plants were looking great. Put them in the tent and they have started to die within 5 days.

Is it true some grow tents can poisin your plants. My girls have all the symptoms of over temp/heat but my room downstairs is hotter. I have added 2 extra fans in the tent to see if it helps.

Any info appreciated.

Thanx

I have heard that some grow tents give off a chemical that can cause problems if not vented properly.

Weedmang,

I got 2 inlet fans and 2 exhaust fans. Also have 1 fan on low blowing air around the tent.

Anymore help would be appreciated.

Thanx

weedmang said:

Little Tommy said:

I have heard that some grow tents give off a chemical that can cause problems if not vented properly.[/QUOTE
do u have any air intake and exhaust or is it a closed tent with fans blowing around stale humid air

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I have 2 tents from Grolabs and I'm not having any problems like that. Do you know what your max/min temp and humidity is? I leave mine open while the lights are on sharing a rotating fan for both right now. Once I get Co2 I'll get exhaust fans etc but I don't really need them now being 5 minutes from the ocean. Be warned that these can get hot and humid pretty quick. There's a little math, that the room should be cleared of square footage of airspace in like 5 minutes I think. If your temp and humidity are fine then maybe it is some funky plastic?

Here are some pics i just took.

The first one is of the plant that is pretty much now dead.

2nd photo is the next plant that is suffering.

I have had dramas with spider mites in the past but they seem to be at least under control now.

Not all plants are affected yet. Out of the 5 of them 2 are struggling the other 3 seem fine (maybe a little bit droopy.

Any thoughts??????????

Mites are a sign of heat and humidity too, if you get the humidity below 40 and the temp below 21, that should help get rid of the mites