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How To Run Ambient in Flower
When the Tent is Sealed 12 hrs/day
I promised a demonstration of how I do this, so here it is.
When you have the tent door closed and you’re all sealed up and light proofed for 12 hours a day, with no extraction fan or pipe in play (running ambient), you need to find a way to allow for air exchange when it’s dark, without allowing any light in. Unlike in veg, now you can’t just keep the door open.
Here’s how I accomplish it. It’s pretty self-explanatory, so I’ll just display the setup in order. All it takes is a three foot length of insulted plastic ducting and some duct tape. Took me ten minutes start to finish. Cost is next to nothing.
Easy peasy, right? Does the job very well. Air comes in through the AC unit and exits out this pipe. The insulation on the outside ensures no light penetration and taping the ends ensures no fiberglass blowing around. And voila! Ambient at night!
When the Tent is Sealed 12 hrs/day
I promised a demonstration of how I do this, so here it is.
When you have the tent door closed and you’re all sealed up and light proofed for 12 hours a day, with no extraction fan or pipe in play (running ambient), you need to find a way to allow for air exchange when it’s dark, without allowing any light in. Unlike in veg, now you can’t just keep the door open.
Here’s how I accomplish it. It’s pretty self-explanatory, so I’ll just display the setup in order. All it takes is a three foot length of insulted plastic ducting and some duct tape. Took me ten minutes start to finish. Cost is next to nothing.
Easy peasy, right? Does the job very well. Air comes in through the AC unit and exits out this pipe. The insulation on the outside ensures no light penetration and taping the ends ensures no fiberglass blowing around. And voila! Ambient at night!