Update day 37

[St. Tom]

i think your 250 will be fine with 2 girls i think you should do very well

 

[Huggzfornuggz]

i think your 250 will be fine with 2 girls i think you should do very well

Great thank you

 

[MissUniverse]

Sour orange and tangerine dream update. Still on 24/7 lights feeding boost and coco a and b , cal mag and silicon.

Sour orange looks like doing great , tangerine dream many my training not that good but not so many tips onit , also I dont think my light is quite adequate, hoping to get another one . Also I'm scared to turn it up 2 400w for temprature problems, will the flower ok under the 250? Or take the chance with 400 and risk stress? Any help appreciated, there both stretched so much since last update . @MissUniverse @Smoking Frog @St. Tom @automan2 @AutoWonders @Proph

I think it's looking pretty darned good imo. @St. Tom got you sorted away well and I agree, 250 should be good and try not to get temps above 82f (27.77c). I'm more in to LEDs than hps but I do agree that you'll be well off with where you are. Everything looks great. Keep posting updates in this thread, in watching the thread so I'll get notifications, but please do keep tagging me. I'm always glad to see your progress. Keep it up

 

[AutoWonders]

Do I need the temprature prob level with the top of the highest bud ?

I use a remote probe thermometer so I can monitor temps while downstairs, as well as using a standard probe thermometer. Both reside at the top of my canopy. I have them attached to each other and hang them on a single light hanger next to that particular light. I like having two readings. Fortunately there is only 1 degree difference between the two thermometers.

In veg, I've run 84 85 degrees a number of times. I drop the temp once flowering begins.

 

[AutoWonders]

Just want to double check that your filter cfm is, at the very least, the same or higher (preferable) than the inline fan cfm.

 

[Huggzfornuggz]

Just want to double check that your filter cfm is, at the very least, the same or higher (preferable) than the inline fan cfm.

Inlet fans are right at the floor , and cfm is right at the top if that's what u mean or do you mean the fan sucking through the filter, because it's the same higher 180 degrees

 

[AutoWonders]

Inlet fans are right at the floor , and cfm is right at the top if that's what u mean or do you mean the fan sucking through the filter, because it's the same higher 180 degrees

This is bizarre. That post was meant for a different thread. Sorry, you can forget my previous post.

 

[MissUniverse]

Inlet fans are right at the floor , and cfm is right at the top if that's what u mean or do you mean the fan sucking through the filter, because it's the same higher 180 degrees

This is bizarre. That post was meant for a different thread. Sorry, you can forget my previous post.

I Just want to clarify terminology though for @Huggzfornuggz so they dont get confused as I think they mistakes cfm for carbon filter... and if they didnt, then I'm sorry for looking like a jerk, and my apologies
Cfm =cubic feet per minute. Or how much air is being moved per minute in and put of your tent. @AutoWonders question was asking if your inlet/intake fan was pulling as much air (or preferably more air) into the tent as your carbon filter (your vent/outlet/out take/other words) was pulling out.

Terminology in cannabis sucks lots of ambiguous things

 

[AutoWonders]

and if they didnt, then I'm sorry for looking like a jerk, and my apologies

No jerk moniker possible. It's good that you posted the info.

 

[Huggzfornuggz]

No your

No jerk moniker possible. It's good that you posted the info.

No I did think cfm was carbon filter something sorry I should of thought about it , and I dont actually no but if more air is going in than out surely the smell will start seeping through door cracks if no negative pressure ?