Grow tent help
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Don't see no fan
What kind of fan, and why 18"
What kind of fan, and why 18"
bunkbudz
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18” fan sounds scary
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Stevef111
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That’s what they recommended to buy I don’t have it because it takes way to much room in the tent
So what help are u needing then
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Stevef111
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Will two 4 inch fans that clip on the poles be enough?
In a 4x8
Try like I did, stand up fan horizontal on the end wall
Try like I did, stand up fan horizontal on the end wall
EhCndGrower
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In a 4x8
Try like I did, stand up fan horizontal on the end wall
Doing the exact same thing in my 4x4x7 tent setup. Works great and easy to move if the plants start creeping upwards
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You might want to rethink the platform that you set up. Your plants will need the height. What kind of exhaust fan/filter do you have. You can house that on the outside of the tent. Clip on fans are great. Small oscillating fans or the towers for the corners also work fine. Anything to move the air under the leaves.
derek910
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I have a 4x8 as well. I have a oscillating tower fan on both ends of the tent to blow air across the canopy and the top of my lights. I use empty shoes boxes to raise them if I need to. I also have a 6” oscillating fan on the bottom to move air underneath the canopy on both sides. For exhaust I use an 8” exhaust fan to pull all of the hot air out and filter the smell. Good luck
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Stevef111
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Thank you everyone for the help