You prolly dont care but does any of you know a tool to log back into an instagram account..? I somehow lost my password. I would appreciate any help you can offer me
@Damari Decker Thanks for your reply. I found the site through google and im waiting for the hacking stuff now. Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
Wow bro. Just so informative and directly to the point. Mf even had the diagram. Love your chill attitude and demeanor. I can tell your a really humble guy. Big thumbs up and a subscribe for me and much love from Orlando and Ft. lauderdale, Florida!!!
I'm setting up a mushroom grow tent. Looking for some help on intake and exhaust. Are the intake and out take different set ups? Can I run two eight inch fans for in and out or does one have to be smaller? 🍄
So if I'm using LED Grow lights, I wouldn't need the air over my LED light Right? all I will need is intake and exhaust from my grow room? Nice informative video thank you!
Hi Tom, thanks for saying👍 A lot of people are switching to completely sealed rooms now with LEDs and Co2 supplementation, but it would mean that you might need a small A/C depending on the heat your LEDs create. You would then probably save $$ with lower wattage LEDs, but then spend it back by adding CO2 and A/C. If you would like to save that $$ on cooling and go with fresh air intake like the one I have, no need to air cool the LEDs separately, a circulating fan will do the job. This ventilation is not ideal however if you are growing in a hot climate or through the summer, you would need to add an AC anyway. Hope that makes sense. -P.
Hi, so if I am running a sealed room with led lights, co2 generator, air conditioner with heat kit then do I still need to bring in fresh air? I do have an exhaust when the lights are off to exhaust excess co2 but don’t currently have any fresh air intake, is the air intake necessary in my application?
for this room having the intake low in this room (at or below canopy height) can shock the plants during the winter. If I was bringing cool but not cold air in year round then pulling it across the plants would be better.
Nice room man! I do have a question, is it better to use co2 and not intake any air into the room? For heat reasons, of the environment is too hot and I’m blowing hot air into the room I would be counter productive no with my AC?
if you have an ac installed, then sealing the room and using CO2 would be the best route. This design allows for an air cooled space with less power consumption. These days most ppl are switching to LEDs and choosing a sealed space.
How do you use the can filter intake for fresh/clean air going in the grow tent or room? How to use the Can Filter box properly?? Thanks for all you do✌🏻
So if I’m growing with led all I need is a in-line fan right ? I got a 2x2x5 grow tent with sf1000 in-line fan 4” ac infinity any more tips of what I’m missing
Is it bad to have almost double your CFM rating for an exhaust fan in a grow room tent? For example I'd like to buy a 4 x 8 x 7 grow tent and an ac infinity cloudline T6 or T8 but I fear the T6 at 351 CFM wont be enough with a full tent but the T8 is like 750 CFM and I feel that might be too strong? I'm hoping to become a first time grower so sorry for not being able to figure it out though your video but thanks for the video anyways.
I would tend to go with the bigger fan for that size tent, but it also depends on your exhaust requirements from heat and humidity whether its necessary. If the larger fan creates too much negative pressure, some tents have additional support bars for high cfm rating or you can add a smaller intake fan to function parallel to the 8". You could also put a fan speed control on larger fans, though I'm not sure how that would function with the cloudlines.
If you look at the power consumption wattage of the 6" and 8 " cloudline fans I would go with 6" just my option 😉 I have two 6" cloudline fans on one controller and love them ! LEDs and 12×17 room ! Humidity stays really close to setting I have two wall fans also. Hope this helps
When your lights are off in the winter how do you keep the room warm with al the cold air blowing in the intake?? Especially if it’s being exhausted too wouldn’t that negate any heat from a heater which would be sucked right out? Other then that I only see perfection. Please explain!!
Yep theres a technical limitation there, when lights are off there is no heat to kick on the fresh air exchange. it would be better to have some exchange at least 1x/hr just to refresh. Currently I have a small space heater on a thermostat to keep up minimum temps at night. Ideally using better thermostats with day/night settings would solve this issue. Its a continual process and sometimes you have to consider costs v plant growth benefit.
your intake is coming from outside? do you block the entrance? do you live in an area that is hot year round or dry? I live in new england and its currently winter. is it feasable to start my intake from an exterior window or would it cause temps to be too low?
Im about to build a sealed led room thats roughly 10x8x7 with co2, ac, dehumidifier and circulating fans.Could i get away with using both intake and exhaust 6 inch fans or should i go 8 inch on exhaust?
Where does the exhaust air go ? by the looks of it nowhere, just circulating back round to the inlet...not being critical but i have the same dillema ..will be using front widow for inlet but the back window is lke 30ft away for the exhaust ??...dumping into the loft is no go too..
Intake is coming from outside, exhaust is being dumped into the general basement space to dissipate. Usually i would use this warm air to help heat the house in the winter. If odor control and exaust is more important then I would probably put a second filter to exhaust from the general basement area after being dumped
main reason is having the intake low in this room (at or below canopy height) can shock the plants during the winter. If I was bringing cool but not cold air in year round then pulling it across the plants would be better.
One reason some of us place intake (especially cold air intakes, or those that use damper control for variable intake, that is mixing outside/cold air with inside/conditioned air) is because the hot air in the room congregates at the top of the room, and the cold air on the bottom. Intake that is cooler than that air should be brought in and put in direct contact/circulation with the hot air, not the cold. If you bring your intake in at the bottom, it is more likely to sit and stay at the bottom. You have to have proper circulation, and that does not always mean sticking more wall mount oscillators all over the place.
@@jonosterman2878 if you have proper exhaust there should be no heat congregating at the top of the grow space and it would be pulling the cool air upwards.
there are a few calculators out there that can figure out air flow restrictions like passive intake, filters, ducting bends, or excessive lengths, but generally if exhausting and without restrictions, you are looking to exchange the air once per minute. so 500 CFM fan is good for 500 cubic feet space, given no restrictions. With passive intake you would need a higher cfm than what standard calculation would provide, or add an intake. Hope that makes sense, lmk!
Green Dragon Hydroponics definitely makes sense thanks for the reply. Btw where can I buy some of those hepa filters? I need a 10 inch one can’t seem to find them anywhere.
Green Dragon Hydroponics cool man yeah I think I’ll order one from you? Also do you have any recommendations on an online website? I’m currently on the hunt for some LED lights but can’t seem to find a good website
@@Oh-gz2je sorry i have to plug ours lol, www.greendragonhydroponics.com , i have most of my inventory loaded. I work with horticulture lighting group LEDs mostly. Check out reviews on their fixtures, definitely good quality, US company, top end components. Same prices for what they sell them for. Def lmk any questions👍
why not connect your scrubber on the overheadlight and pull the air out that way.. your pulling out heat and scrubbing with one exhaust.fan.. no need for two or three blowers..
it is more efficient to separate the intake/exhaust from the light ventilation for a few reasons. The main reason being in the winter I would remove the glass from the reflector and take off the ventilation to gain more production and allow UV to hit the canopy, as well as some heat within the room during the cold season. Other reason being flow of the air with the intake/exhaust is better to have on opposite sides of the room rather than right next to each other. In this space there would also most likely be constraints to put the filter on the light mover with limited space on either side.
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I finally found a ventilation video that talks about intake and exhaust fans. Thank you!
anytime, thanks mark!
You prolly dont care but does any of you know a tool to log back into an instagram account..?
I somehow lost my password. I would appreciate any help you can offer me
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@Damari Decker Thanks for your reply. I found the site through google and im waiting for the hacking stuff now.
Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Damari Decker It did the trick and I now got access to my account again. I am so happy!
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That is a perfect grow room.Great video.👌Happy farming..
thanks mark you too✌️
@@greendragonhydro Yes sir.Doing big things in la factory.👍👍🕺🕺
This is one of the best videos I've watched to date
great video, thanks for posting!
anytime, glad you enjoyed it👍
Beautiful room man!!
Thanks!
Cloudline fans 6" and up ROCK !
Damn dude, that's ;my idea! Lol, Walk in's are the BEST for storing & growing! Great video! o7
appreciate positive feedback 💯
Wow bro. Just so informative and directly to the point. Mf even had the diagram. Love your chill attitude and demeanor. I can tell your a really humble guy. Big thumbs up and a subscribe for me and much love from Orlando and Ft. lauderdale, Florida!!!
Appreciate the positive feedback and support brother🙏 👊💯
Thank you for sharing your experiences. Awesome video!
Thanks for saying!
Nice grow room in the basement.
I'm setting up a mushroom grow tent. Looking for some help on intake and exhaust. Are the intake and out take different set ups? Can I run two eight inch fans for in and out or does one have to be smaller? 🍄
So if I'm using LED Grow lights, I wouldn't need the air over my LED light Right? all I will need is intake and exhaust from my grow room? Nice informative video thank you!
Hi Tom, thanks for saying👍 A lot of people are switching to completely sealed rooms now with LEDs and Co2 supplementation, but it would mean that you might need a small A/C depending on the heat your LEDs create. You would then probably save $$ with lower wattage LEDs, but then spend it back by adding CO2 and A/C. If you would like to save that $$ on cooling and go with fresh air intake like the one I have, no need to air cool the LEDs separately, a circulating fan will do the job. This ventilation is not ideal however if you are growing in a hot climate or through the summer, you would need to add an AC anyway. Hope that makes sense. -P.
Hi, so if I am running a sealed room with led lights, co2 generator, air conditioner with heat kit then do I still need to bring in fresh air? I do have an exhaust when the lights are off to exhaust excess co2 but don’t currently have any fresh air intake, is the air intake necessary in my application?
Nice setup. I'm curious, most people say bring intake air in from the bottom. Is the top better or does it even matter?
for this room having the intake low in this room (at or below canopy height) can shock the plants during the winter. If I was bringing cool but not cold air in year round then pulling it across the plants would be better.
Hot air stays at the top
Nice room man!
I do have a question, is it better to use co2 and not intake any air into the room?
For heat reasons, of the environment is too hot and I’m blowing hot air into the room I would be counter productive no with my AC?
if you have an ac installed, then sealing the room and using CO2 would be the best route. This design allows for an air cooled space with less power consumption. These days most ppl are switching to LEDs and choosing a sealed space.
How do you use the can filter intake for fresh/clean air going in the grow tent or room? How to use the Can Filter box properly?? Thanks for all you do✌🏻
No prob man appreciate the comment👍 The can filter can be placed where I put the cone hepa, or on the outside of the room/wall/tent coming in.
So if I’m growing with led all I need is a in-line fan right ? I got a 2x2x5 grow tent with sf1000 in-line fan 4” ac infinity any more tips of what I’m missing
Is it bad to have almost double your CFM rating for an exhaust fan in a grow room tent? For example I'd like to buy a 4 x 8 x 7 grow tent and an ac infinity cloudline T6 or T8 but I fear the T6 at 351 CFM wont be enough with a full tent but the T8 is like 750 CFM and I feel that might be too strong? I'm hoping to become a first time grower so sorry for not being able to figure it out though your video but thanks for the video anyways.
I would tend to go with the bigger fan for that size tent, but it also depends on your exhaust requirements from heat and humidity whether its necessary. If the larger fan creates too much negative pressure, some tents have additional support bars for high cfm rating or you can add a smaller intake fan to function parallel to the 8". You could also put a fan speed control on larger fans, though I'm not sure how that would function with the cloudlines.
If you look at the power consumption wattage of the 6" and 8 " cloudline fans I would go with 6" just my option 😉 I have two 6" cloudline fans on one controller and love them ! LEDs and 12×17 room ! Humidity stays really close to setting I have two wall fans also. Hope this helps
When your lights are off in the winter how do you keep the room warm with al the cold air blowing in the intake?? Especially if it’s being exhausted too wouldn’t that negate any heat from a heater which would be sucked right out? Other then that I only see perfection. Please explain!!
Yep theres a technical limitation there, when lights are off there is no heat to kick on the fresh air exchange. it would be better to have some exchange at least 1x/hr just to refresh. Currently I have a small space heater on a thermostat to keep up minimum temps at night. Ideally using better thermostats with day/night settings would solve this issue. Its a continual process and sometimes you have to consider costs v plant growth benefit.
your intake is coming from outside? do you block the entrance?
do you live in an area that is hot year round or dry? I live in new england and its currently winter. is it feasable to start my intake from an exterior window or would it cause temps to be too low?
I am in the same boat and live in the same area. I noticed no one got back to you. What did you end up doing. I'm worried about low temps outdoors.
Im about to build a sealed led room thats roughly 10x8x7 with co2, ac, dehumidifier and circulating fans.Could i get away with using both intake and exhaust 6 inch fans or should i go 8 inch on exhaust?
if using carbon filtration on your exhaust then you would need a fan that pulls about 750cfm for that space. Most 8" inline are around that.
@@greendragonhydro yes i am going to use carbon on exhaust so i will go 8 then thank you
Can't you hook it up to a bazooka exhaust system like they have on a furnace you have the intake and the exhaust on your roof
is the intake fan always on as if not wouldnt some smell come out of tat hole without a carrbon filter?
the hepa filter on the intake takes care of any odors that may drift out. They also make hepas with carbon, or also just carbon intakes
@@jayl5265 yes humidity is something you always chase with a room like this. a small DH on a humidistat will help
Awsome
Either your 7 ft tall or sadly your room is super Low I do love the setup prob overkill but everything was thought about love the pre-planning
lol thanks Air👍 small space, short ceilings=)
With LED lights you don't need a reflector vent it doesn't get too hot. AC Infinity makes some decent inlines
yep most LEDs just need simple air movement to cool. AC infinity fans are great, we have them at the store✅
Where does the exhaust air go ? by the looks of it nowhere, just circulating back round to the inlet...not being critical but i have the same dillema ..will be using front widow for inlet but the back window is lke 30ft away for the exhaust ??...dumping into the loft is no go too..
Intake is coming from outside, exhaust is being dumped into the general basement space to dissipate. Usually i would use this warm air to help heat the house in the winter. If odor control and exaust is more important then I would probably put a second filter to exhaust from the general basement area after being dumped
Nice video
thank you👍
You are the first video i have seen with the fresh air intake up high. I have been thinking of this approach. What was your reasoning?
main reason is having the intake low in this room (at or below canopy height) can shock the plants during the winter. If I was bringing cool but not cold air in year round then pulling it across the plants would be better.
One reason some of us place intake (especially cold air intakes, or those that use damper control for variable intake, that is mixing outside/cold air with inside/conditioned air) is because the hot air in the room congregates at the top of the room, and the cold air on the bottom. Intake that is cooler than that air should be brought in and put in direct contact/circulation with the hot air, not the cold. If you bring your intake in at the bottom, it is more likely to sit and stay at the bottom. You have to have proper circulation, and that does not always mean sticking more wall mount oscillators all over the place.
@@jonosterman2878 i dont buy it
@@jonosterman2878 if you have proper exhaust there should be no heat congregating at the top of the grow space and it would be pulling the cool air upwards.
@@socks982 I wasn't selling anything, just explaining what I have experienced.
If you have vents in your room, is it necessary to put a fan blowing air in? Or will your online fan blowing air out with the vents be enough?
there are a few calculators out there that can figure out air flow restrictions like passive intake, filters, ducting bends, or excessive lengths, but generally if exhausting and without restrictions, you are looking to exchange the air once per minute. so 500 CFM fan is good for 500 cubic feet space, given no restrictions. With passive intake you would need a higher cfm than what standard calculation would provide, or add an intake. Hope that makes sense, lmk!
Green Dragon Hydroponics definitely makes sense thanks for the reply. Btw where can I buy some of those hepa filters? I need a 10 inch one can’t seem to find them anywhere.
@@Oh-gz2je If you are local I can get them in, or ship one to you no prob.✅ email greendragonhydro@gmail.com and I can send you a link.
Green Dragon Hydroponics cool man yeah I think I’ll order one from you? Also do you have any recommendations on an online website? I’m currently on the hunt for some LED lights but can’t seem to find a good website
@@Oh-gz2je sorry i have to plug ours lol, www.greendragonhydroponics.com , i have most of my inventory loaded. I work with horticulture lighting group LEDs mostly. Check out reviews on their fixtures, definitely good quality, US company, top end components. Same prices for what they sell them for. Def lmk any questions👍
why not connect your scrubber on the overheadlight and pull the air out that way.. your pulling out heat and scrubbing with one exhaust.fan.. no need for two or three blowers..
it is more efficient to separate the intake/exhaust from the light ventilation for a few reasons. The main reason being in the winter I would remove the glass from the reflector and take off the ventilation to gain more production and allow UV to hit the canopy, as well as some heat within the room during the cold season. Other reason being flow of the air with the intake/exhaust is better to have on opposite sides of the room rather than right next to each other. In this space there would also most likely be constraints to put the filter on the light mover with limited space on either side.
Yooo your intake you get it from outdoors ??
yesir oldschool ventilation this was the way
surely air coming in wants to be at bottom of room
normally yes, but i didn't want cold winter air blowing directly on young plants
Building a Grow Room ? or discussing about ?
Is this legal?
there is nothing illegal about growing your own vegetables indoors
Who cares
Ummmmm....
So confused