.Smoke
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If this would have been a 6 week veg instead of 4, I would have still been happy getting the low profile even with 9' ceilings...
6x3x9
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JoeBlow5823
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True dat.... but I always train my plants down..... for me it would have ended up same height, but 5 foot wide. Why havent you upgraded the circulating fan yet? How many times do i gotta tell you, that is not enough air flow! Man seeing plants like that almost makes me want to try hydro. But that organic smell/flavor.....If this would have been a 6 week veg instead of 4, I would have still been happy getting the low profile even with 9' ceilings...
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.Smoke
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I do agree. Given the space if it were me, I'd throw 3x- 600w in Yield masters with 1- 8" cooling the goods and another for exhaust = Pounds out of that space.
.Smoke
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That's an older picture.
I upgraded to one of these now...
154 32″ Tower Circulator - Vornado
V-Flow Whole Room Circulation Moves Air 80 ft. 4 Speed Touch-Sensitive Controls Remote Control 1-8 Hour Timer Sturdy Base High-Volume Air Flow 32" Height Minimal Footprint
www.vornado.com
JoeBlow5823
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Even 2 600's would "getter done"I do agree. Given the space of it were me, I'd throw 3x- 600w in Yield masters with 1- 8" cooling the goods and another for exhaust = Pounds out of that space.
JoeBlow5823
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WHAT! WHY? You would need at least 6 of those......That's an older picture.
I upgraded to one of these now...
154 32″ Tower Circulator - Vornado
V-Flow Whole Room Circulation Moves Air 80 ft. 4 Speed Touch-Sensitive Controls Remote Control 1-8 Hour Timer Sturdy Base High-Volume Air Flow 32" Height Minimal Footprint
JoeBlow5823
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Im running 2 of these in my 5x5. And ive got 4 mini tower fans (like a foot tall) circulating air under the canopy. Its a bit overkill but I like the way the air circulates with 6 small fans on medium speed. And its really quiet.
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wheresthekoosh
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wall mount fan on a wood plank, ziptie to top or sides of tent, pretty nice airflow
FireBudzz420
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Awesome, thanks guys for the advice i decided to go with the 2 600w air cooled hoods with eye hortilux bulbs, the bulbs for the 6's cost more than the 1k believe that? Oh well hope to be pulling LBS soon. I have to upgrade my intake and exhaust anyways reflector is puting out some heat in that space. What kind of oscillating fans would you recommend for that size space?
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FireBudzz420
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One of my blue orca haze from swami organic seed - not the guy with the bindi the real swami organic seed from (gas) aka (gascanistan) i started counting hairs july 12th. My next run im going to veg for 6 weeks lst and top, try to fit 4 -5 under the 2 600s. In the 6x3x9 and max it out.
JoeBlow5823
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Thats basically exactly what i did on my first grow except i put the fan on a piece of ply wood so i could easily raise/lower it. I found the hurricane to be a little to powerful even on low. I prefer the two small oscillating fans on opposite corners, get a little more even air flow.
FireBudzz420
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JoeBlow5823
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I would probably do 2 huge plants with that space and setup.... one per light. Trellis/supercrop them into a nice flat canopy.
FireBudzz420
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Awesome what size pots? I was thinking 10gal living organic soil. Right now im running organics. House and garden sent me an kit tho lmao havent used it i like organic growing in los myself
JoeBlow5823
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Depends what you are growing in... Organic soil? 10-15 gallon plastic or 20-30 gallon fabric if your trying to grow plants that fill up a 3x3 square.
FireBudzz420
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Fabric pots, living organic soil (coots recipe)
JoeBlow5823
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Yeah i wouldnt be afraid to go big.... just make sure your dirt drains well. I plan to do 4 plants in 15 gallon pots in my 5x5 with a 1000w HPS next grow. The more dirt and room for roots, the less nutrients you have to add.
FireBudzz420
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Thanks.