goingrey
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Nah one of those oscillating household fans. The extractor fan is a decent one but I think some extra air movement won't hurt with this high humidity latter half of flowering.
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Shiva Grows
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shiva82
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it is annoying. i go through so many fans that i just use mini inlines now . the best oscilating fan i had was a honeywell. still going now i'm sure. my cousin did not return it to me
a big sturdy basic manual oscillating fan . next time i buy one i will invest in a solid one again
Make sure the blade is not stuck or something. Sometimes you can get them to work by switching it on and moving the blade until it gets freed from being stuck or set in motion.Dang, seems like my old recirculating fan has died on me in storage. Or maybe it was already broken before that, can't remember. Anyway, set up a small monkey fan kind of thing I got with my tent. Never used it because it seems like a cheap unreliable thing, but I guess the old big one has proved itself to be a cheap unreliable thing.I think it's a good idea because the RH is over 60% with the dehuey on and when it goes off the RH goes over 90%.
Thats great, Shiva! Glad you are getting the swamp going again! I was about to ask! Should be a good yield out there.
About to finish lunch and finish planting veggies.
goingrey
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Mini inlines isn't a bad idea actually I think I saw the hydro store even selling some wired up for not much at all.
shiva82
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kills turbulance fan noise alot too
goingrey
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A lot of people do that yeah. But it means an extra week or two before the next plants can go in.
And all plants harvested at the same time..
shiva82
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it is ideal . fan filter a tent , space to hang dry , and space for racks too and trimming zone . keep it zipped up and filtered of smells and dirt etc
a drying tent would be a good investment . some what climate controlled drying . more so than drying outside
shiva82
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do you still smoke cloneman? or vape only ? and if you do smoke , how long have you smoked for?baki or ganja
Thought about getting an indoor grow going for over the winter anyway. Would be fun.
Drying outside is risky and some of the flowers don't dry fast enough and still finding a bit of mold here or there. I think its due to too long of drying period.
Thought about just using the shed in the back yard to dry. I guess that would smell even at a distance for a couple days.
Drying outside is risky and some of the flowers don't dry fast enough and still finding a bit of mold here or there. I think its due to too long of drying period.
Thought about just using the shed in the back yard to dry. I guess that would smell even at a distance for a couple days.
I’m a vape person, with the occasional neat spliff if I’m out somewhere. I’ve been smoking. since 67 started on hash and worked my way up. The black then was so good, people said it knocked you out. But if it was good, it was Buzzy.
shiva82
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good going . there is hope for combustion
Always
In the 70’s we used to make our own oil, fucking excellent. I made a batch in 77 of red Lib that we took to Munich beer festival.. fucking eh that’s another story
goingrey
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I would have never believed I'd become a vaper.. But that was when I had a crappy Extreme Q vaporizer. And smoked bong hits for breakfast, literally.. But now I genuinely find it the premier way. Maybe because I have a good enough vape to milk up a bong so I can still do bong hits for breakfast.
