now you see why i need a 10k
Cools the room just fine except it runs the rh down too much.
No lighting in the room... Just a humidifier and a ceiling fan
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- Thread starter Coconutz
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Cools the room just fine except it runs the rh down too much.
No lighting in the room... Just a humidifier and a ceiling fan
32w
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Lithonia...ty-Fluorescent-Shoplight-1284GRD-RE/202968125
comes with its own scrog
cannacultural
Active member
Nice. Lucky people with your Home Depot! Not as easy to get cheap gear like that. But looks like it'd be much the same as with my fittings. Shibby! Might start dicking around with what sort of expansion I can accommodate.
And damn dude! Hope you didn't short the whole joint out. Shits cool?
My veg is currently under hid light in my flower room under 4x600 watt for an 18/6 photoperiod. I do think that since going into the room they have been pushing harder with a good possibility of needing more food. I would say the plants don't actually get dry unless they went without water for like 2 days so I wouldn't think they are getting dry enough to have a problem from that. I'll run 2 feeds/day for a couple days and see how things improve. These are the smallest pots I've had these size plants in so it's good reason to see them want more as compared to when I had more medium per plant. Thanks again fellas!
Glad I don't need AC where I live. I can pull 40-50F air from my garage even in summer to cool the 1000w and 400w and push it back outside. In winter I can just recirculate the heat into the house.
RamCTD1027
Member
What's up cnutz?
What's your drying regimen? I have to build a drying room here soon so I'm looking for ideas. What temp and humidity are you shooting for in your drying room?
RamCTD1027
Member
Thanks for the quick reply.
I have a few more questions for you but I don't want to clog up your thread so I'll shoot you a pm later tonight.
Thanks again.
I have a few more questions for you but I don't want to clog up your thread so I'll shoot you a pm later tonight.
Thanks again.
Nice. Lucky people with your Home Depot! Not as easy to get cheap gear like that. But looks like it'd be much the same as with my fittings. Shibby! Might start dicking around with what sort of expansion I can accommodate.
And damn dude! Hope you didn't short the whole joint out. Shits cool?
The gfci tripped on the one circuit. It only cut power to the pump and the timer thats used as a trigger for the light controller.
I just waited 15 mins and turned everything back on and it was all good.
Just some afternoon shade as far as the plants are concerned.
People tried to tell me I wouldnt need any gfci's... I replaced all the normal outlets with them anyway.
All my 110V outlets are gfci. The 220V are barebacking it though.
Id actually like to have one on the main breaker feeding my subpanel, or at least on the lighting controller.
I think Im supposed to have a surge protector breaker for the ac at least.
lost an entire veg room once when water sprayed up and tripped my exhaust fan. oops. live and learn. went with a non gfc on that outlet after that and hard wired a high temp shut off the turn off my lights if it goes over 105.
The ac should be on a fused disconnect (which it probably is) check I bet it has little 25 amp rolled fuses in there by the outdoor unit.
I'm with you in the gfi everywhere. I did the same thing and tperiodically. It would be good to run gfci's between the 30 amp breaker and Each individual outlet.
i agree with gfci in general but that plug is 2 feet over my head and theres a lot of water to splatter about.all the acs i have must have a surge protector so the mother board doesnt get fried in an event. the dedicated fusebox is code and must have an outlet within 25 feet on a seperate circuit as the ac. this is so the serviceperson can use electricity to plug in tools to service thge outdoor unit while being able to turn off power to the unit for safety reasons.
Check the manual on your ac, or just check the plate by the electrical connection. A lot of these Japanese and Chinese units want 25 amps, which is super weird in the us.
That is he'll on earth having a drying going all the time. Nothing worse because it needs constant fucking with.
Technically... Im the service person...
My buddy installed the fucking thing with a defective fan motor.
SOB couldnt figure the shit out and I had to call in someone else to test everything.
Then I had to have the other guy call the shop and have them order a replacement that I put in myself.
Anyhow, I think I know more about this unit than the guy who installed it.
I should have just had him order a new one, but I had plants going when it died...
Luckily, I used to do grunt work for an AC company out in OC, so I know just enough to never hire that dude again
I just let them hang and then bag them before it all goes into the jar.
Now that I have ac its even easier because its a constant environment and doesnt have to be adjusted.
I just dont want to have to run the ac 365
cannacultural
Active member
Hmm, I think I might be getting a cal deficiency on a couple of mine. Some of the older fan leaves are yellowing with necrotic spotting. It's weird, it's not wide spread, and not on all the plants (same cut). Added a smidge of calmag to my base tap water, quarter strength. Not too worried, but it's been progressing for the past couple of days. Any ideas? Can't see an absolute match on the diagnostic thread, Ca is my thought
cannacultural
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Colours aren't great, but this was the worst leaf I could find. The others aren't this bad.
