Just working with that I have no need to be condescending... Going to draw warm air passively from inside using my T6 and have my totes off the floor and run a space heater on an inkbird ill be fine without spending too much... I'll have blankets to insulate the reservoirs but if my plants die they die. my totes are HDX so they should be able to handle a night or two of ice in worst case scenario.
Wanting to grow in my garage but temps get -20 Celcius in the daytime
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Just working with that I have no need to be condescending... Going to draw warm air passively from inside using my T6 and have my totes off the floor and run a space heater on an inkbird ill be fine without spending too much... I'll have blankets to insulate the reservoirs but if my plants die they die. my totes are HDX so they should be able to handle a night or two of ice in worst case scenario.
Trickyticky
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COOL . Hope all goes well
yeah ill try something similar to that as well to keep heat in i think ill be fine. I'll have to do res changes with the tent zipped up it'll be a weird one
100mm kingspan is what I built my flower room out of. It keeps the heat out in the summer and the cold out in the winter. It comes in handy building blocks too. You can just stack it up and glue it to make a room with very little effort. All you'd need is a frame inside for your lights.
Can't you just need low wattage aquarium heaters in the bottom of the res?
I was asking more about in case of power outage. That's a great idea until your power dies...
Trickyticky
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Would ya not get different temps off the furnace ? Or are they steady
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