MedScientist
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WooHoo!First off, thanks for your input! And great points. Let me see if I can provide any additional details or information.
Understood. I have have often wondered/ thought that I could achieve my target VPD numbers with a wide range of various environments so long as there was the correct temperature to humidity ratios.
Fully get that.
My tent walls are most certainly sucked in but not dramatically so.
This is not a bad idea. Currently the 3 blowing across the canopy are blowing down across it. I can easily move the fans around so that they are blowing up through the canopy. I will probably make that change this afternoon actually.
Here is the current snapshot of what it looks like with lights on. Day time temp I’m 87° night time I’m 76° and the only time the heater comes on is at night.
Humidifier kicks on throughout the day and night.
I can probably ditch the humidifier at this point and soon the dehumidifier will go in.
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I let the reservoirs go fully or damn near fully empty before I fill them again to try and avoid that. I wonder if I should go a full 24hrs or more of empty to promote sucking the media dry?
Thanks again for the input! No ego here so you won’t hurt my feelings![]()
IMHO... those changes would definitely get things going in the Right direction!
The only other thing, now that you mention 87 deg temps during lights on, would be to try to get that down to about 82 degrees F. Once you redirect the fans, you may see that come down at the canopy. With the lights higher, you will get better coverage across the tent, so maybe turn off the new light for now? And lower your heater to 65 to 70 for night. 78 to 82 is good during lights on, I like 65 to 70 during lights out.
I would also open a couple floor vents to relieve the tent pressure. The smell should still gravitate to your outgoing fan.
Hehehe, I can already see things (in my head) going back toward stasis!
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