There’s more variables that go into it and I’ll try my best to explain it to you. But as a general rule of thumb you want your fan to have enough power that it can cycle the air and heat through your room/tent. An example would be.. 4ftW x 4ftL x 6ftH = 96 sq ft.. 96CFM .. now that is just the base CFM you need to circulate air through your space... this number goes up with other variables, such as humidifiers, etc (figure add 30% to be safe)... 30% of 96 is 28.8 so now your 96 is now at 124.8CFM ... A highly efficient LED light will require a 50% increase in your CFM to accommodate the heat radiating from the fixture, which for the sake of this example would leave you needing around 187.2 CFM to circulate a 4x4x6 grow tent with accessories and light that emits heat. There are ways to further dial it down, like converting watts to BTU’s and figuring out exactly how much CFM your fan needs to cool your light at a given time. My recommendation, is to buy nice high powered fans that can be dialed up and down. The AC infinity cloud line series are great fans, and hard to beat at $150 a piece.. hopefully I was able to make some sense with this. Basically your gonna want two fans that can at least cycle 200CFM, one for inflow and one for outflow.
My tap water starts at just over 50 ppm, and I’ve been checking my ph daily, and keeping it between 5.6-6, I will probably knock the nutes down a little more, but I don’t understand why we r supposed to give 1/2 or 1/4 nutrients when they r young, isn’t that the point of a feeding chart, why wouldn’t they just make that the numbers on the chart For those stages ya kno, it’s probably just there way to sell more product
They can be pretty fun!! I used a photo from mine lolJust got my microscope so I wanted to play with it lol this is the bud I entered in bud of the month, it’s got a lot of amber lol
