tarnishd
Active Member
When I read the temperature, should I consider the temperature that the atmosphere of the grow environment is or the heat generated from the lamp itself on the leaf?
I currently have my thermometer in the light, on the ground, directly below a 175W CFL for my vegetation box. It is about 12" from the light and it is currently reading 30-34 celcius (86-95 farenheit).
I haven't actually measured the temperature in the shade, but it is significantly less. I'm using a house-fan rigged up to a home made duct (a plastic bag taped on both ends) to a hole in the bottom of the box.
Any thoughts?
(Sorry the title was suppost to be Lamp, not "Lap".. hah)
I currently have my thermometer in the light, on the ground, directly below a 175W CFL for my vegetation box. It is about 12" from the light and it is currently reading 30-34 celcius (86-95 farenheit).
I haven't actually measured the temperature in the shade, but it is significantly less. I'm using a house-fan rigged up to a home made duct (a plastic bag taped on both ends) to a hole in the bottom of the box.
Any thoughts?
(Sorry the title was suppost to be Lamp, not "Lap".. hah)