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ull also need an isocillating fan size depending on how big of a room ur making and how much lighting ur using.. epsom salts are good to keep around, feminized seeds, @MidweekSong is running a promo right now and have fast dependable service

antman i beg to differ i have 1000w apollo hps and 240 in cfls , i run one 8inch 500cfm and one six inch 90cfm <-got that for 10 bucks that is my exhuast set up...i have a 6inch 90cfm for intake , and a 12inch square hole with a window screen blocking pests for my passive intake , in a 4x4... a 12inch isocillating fan pushing the hot air between my plants and light toward the exhaust and run fine with no heat issues

no heat stress here buddy

sunni said:

lol definitely not angry
You can't tell tone of voice through text best not to assume

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It was a joke... I was being sarcastic that's all but I get exactly where you're coming from I was starting to sound like a helpless person

of course odor is no issue in my area but if it is in your u might wanna go with sumthing different

it is infact a booster fan tho i believe but it still gives me a sufficient exhaust

ok so its a 500cfm maximum boosted , 210cfm free airfan so u are infact correct i apologize for that , but regaurdess it cools my room

My two cents is to start with a single plant, and grow it in a 5 gallon pot or bigger. Like others have said, don't waste money on a prefab system, instead get a good tent and build it yourself. I have graduated from a makeshift ghetto setup to a quality Gorilla Tent, 1000 watt LED and 4" fan and phresh filter combo over time (approx $1300-1500). If you are concerned about yields, sink your cash into more light. Light output equals more plants, more yield. Once again, you need to learn to start small like a single plant and grow through its full cycle. All you need is good soil (ocean forest or happy frog) and a bag of perlite to mix in maybe 30 percent. Then good genetics or seeds. Then a 5 gallon pot, light (I like at least 300 actual per plant) and patience....lots of that. Soil is way more forgiving of mistakes in feeding and condtions. Hope this helps, good luck.