Need to be shaw about my grow room. Help!!

GeneralRedEye

GeneralRedEye

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First off I would like to say hello to all and thank you for any help you can give.

I need some General advice on my whole set up. my plans of what I'm doing.

I have a cupboard which I wish to build a grow room at the back of. The dimenshions are 8f high by 2.5f wide and 3.5f long

I'm not sure what disighn (Open to idears) but I'm going to buil it out of plywood with a vent at the top running up to the sealing and through a carbon filter.

Will add a picture if you want but theres nothing much to see.

Any advice on regulating the temp
Wops almost forgot what I'm growing, 5 Northern Lights (Fem and Autoflower ) from Nivana and 1 White Rino and 1 White Widow both (Fem) ALREDY GERMING!

P.S I still need space for some clothes lol and let me know if you need any info to help me.

Anything else you think I should know I'm all ears!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
GeneralRedEye

GeneralRedEye

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LMAO, AGAIN TRY ANSWERING SOME QUESTIONS AND I WOULDN'T OF THOUGHT IT WASN'T WORKING. YOUR THE REASON! YOU MUST KNOW THE ANSWER TO SOME OF MY QUESTIONS BUT YOU CAN'T BE BOTHERED BUT YOU CAN WRITE LIL REMARKS THAT HELP NO ONE. well thank you all the same
 
NLXSK1

NLXSK1

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There are hundreds of threads on this site explaining things like lighting, ventilation, nutrition, etc...

Yet every single day people show up here LIKE YOU and expect someone to design their grow from scratch.

Why dont you spend some time reading the site and show us some respect by asking specific questions that are possible to answer.

Thanks...
 
GeneralRedEye

GeneralRedEye

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NLXSK1 said:
There are hundreds of threads on this site explaining things like lighting, ventilation, nutrition, etc...

Yet every single day people show up here LIKE YOU and expect someone to design their grow from scratch.

Why dont you spend some time reading the site and show us some respect by asking specific questions that are possible to answer.

Thanks...
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Ok i see your point as i said i'm new to this. His a question for you then been changing my plans a bit I want to use this now. what do you think, is it alright to use dual specturum light bulbs? and what would be the best fan to use and could i use a computer fan?
 
NLXSK1

NLXSK1

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GeneralRedEye said:
Ok i see your point as i said i'm new to this. His a question for you then been changing my plans a bit I want to use this now. what do you think, is it alright to use dual specturum light bulbs? and what would be the best fan to use and could i use a computer fan?
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Dual spectrum grow bulbs would be fine. You need to figure out what wattage light you are going to try and use. That would determine the amount of heat generated and the amount of ventilation you will need.

Centrifugal inline fans work best a computer fan will probably not work but again based on the size of the light.
 
NLXSK1

NLXSK1

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GeneralRedEye said:
I see Thank you. Sorry I ment to post a link I'm thinking of useing http://www.greenshorticulture.co.uk/Grow-Lights-182/Grow-Lights-189/Cooltube-Grow-Light-786.asp (400W Grolux)

What do you think is it a good deal and bulb?
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Sorry, I dont know pricing of 400 W systems and/or bulbs much less the current currency transfer rate.

What I can tell you is that a cool tube system would be the best for you but if you use that kind of setup you will have a separate fan for the cool tube intake and probably another fan to handle other temperatures in your room. 400W put off a significant amount of heat.
 
GeneralRedEye

GeneralRedEye

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NLXSK1 said:
Sorry, I dont know pricing of 400 W systems and/or bulbs much less the current currency transfer rate.

What I can tell you is that a cool tube system would be the best for you but if you use that kind of setup you will have a separate fan for the cool tube intake and probably another fan to handle other temperatures in your room. 400W put off a significant amount of heat.
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Cheers food for thought
 
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