@@DeBaccoUniversity I truly believe this channel is the most knowledgeable place to come for any sort of information about cannabis growing, I was really bad at school, and debacco university makes me feel like one of those smart kids with a pen and paper taking notes studying lol.
@@DeBaccoUniversity again thank you it has helped me with my success towards my very first harvest, and it turned out really good in my personal opinion and I’m happy with what I grew as it helps me a lot :).
You are welcome, many people do not realize what goes into a quality video production so it is great to know there are some out there who appreciate the time put into each video.
Thank you handsome for the video, I have a similar ventilation setup going before I had seen yours, helps to reconfirm that what I am doing is working.
Bruh you're on some Breaking Bad shit lmao. You don't really need this for the whole grow - the stank really starts during the last half (flowering) still a great and informative vid!
New grower here. Tents are not an easy place to grow. It’s hard to control temp and humidity. So I don’t understand why filters are a priority, sure the smell but that’s way behind in importance compared to getting the hot air out and controlling humidity. Tips on these would be nice. No one is really saying the truth about its difficulty.compare to outdoor grow. Like a greenhouse,sure they look nice but have extreme temps.
One immediate problem that I see with this setup is that it implements too many fans. For example, you could remove the intake fan, leave the mushroom filter in place, and the exhaust fan will still draw through it via the negative pressure it creates. In doing this, you’d also be able to reduce your exhaust fan speed to 50-25% speed to optimize for just a hint of negative pressure which is also ideal for odor control. Another advantage to this approach though is that slowing the exhaust fan down also scrubs the air better than max cfm (depending on fan capabilities); it’s not as simple as more flow = more odor removal. Another potential problem with this setup is that it’s viability seems to be dependent on a temperature controlled environment and may not suffice for temperature/humidity control in a garage/shed which may be too hot or too cold for this venting solution Another consideration is that this venting solution may not be ideal if you plan on supplementing with co2 as it would be exhausting the co2 faster than you can supplement it economically. But if discretion/civility takes precedence over yield then I think this is a fantastic setup in my opinion. I’d rather be overkill than underkill. Great videos as always! 🙏🏼👏🏼
The end part to your comment is the reason.... the #1 goal for this tent was no odor, so yes yields did have to take a little hit, but some yield is better than no plants. You are spot on with "I’d rather be overkill than underkill."
Hi,im from italy. I found this video guide much intresting then more other . There is a posdibility to have some mail with u .i have some problem in my grow tent,recentely i change set up(i grow 9 years in the same place with same equipe) i change only tje tent . And ita about a 1year mi yeld is ridicolous. I rhink is my exaust much Buggerru but I want ask your opinion. Greetings from italy
@@DeBaccoUniversity I know that but I’m saying does it have to be connected to a vent on the outside of the house where the tent is like does there have to be a vent pushing the air back outside if you understand what I mean or do you have to have the vent going outside
1 question: What should be the minimum air change rate? if I had a 10'x10'x8 ft room (800ft^3), what should my CFM be? I've heard 1 air change per minute but that seems utterly ridiculous to me, especially when ASHREA says 0.35 air changes/hour is the minimum for residential buildings. I wouldn't bother to ask this question of just anyone. . "In Professor DeBacco we trust"
Great quote... "In Professor DeBacco we trust" ;-) Use this link to help with your question... hydrobuilder.com/learn/grow-room-atmosphere-ventilation/
No, but if you’re supplementing with additional co2 then this exhaust setup will remove co2 along with the smell as opposed to a sealed room. It’s advisable to look into sealed rooms for co2 supplementation.
If your not worried about someone smelling your grow ( you dont neccessarily need a filtration system ) i am lucky enough to live in a state where its legal to grow , so i dont use filtration.
@@DeBaccoUniversity someone who is new to this could save some money if they were starting out , long time grower , first time veiwer . I love everything your doing , i like to learn anything i can , you got my attention
![BabyChiefDoit - Wonderful Time (Official Music Video) [Shot By @Rxllo]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/_Bfqt3zV2KE/mqdefault.jpg)
Thank you 6 months of grow tent problems solved. So tired of moving fans around just to find out I was over exhausting my tent
Great to hear that this channel has helped with your success.
@@DeBaccoUniversity I truly believe this channel is the most knowledgeable place to come for any sort of information about cannabis growing, I was really bad at school, and debacco university makes me feel like one of those smart kids with a pen and paper taking notes studying lol.
@@DeBaccoUniversity again thank you it has helped me with my success towards my very first harvest, and it turned out really good in my personal opinion and I’m happy with what I grew as it helps me a lot :).
appreciate your time and effort you put in to making your videos!
🌱🔥😀
You are welcome, many people do not realize what goes into a quality video production so it is great to know there are some out there who appreciate the time put into each video.
Great setup, Professor. Would love to hear any tips on setting up the reservoir and drain table!
Thanks for the comment there plans to do a video on the flood and drain set-up as well.
🎉🎉😮😂😮😢🎉😮😅😮🎉🎉😂😮😂🎉
Thanks So much! This illustrated what I was wondering if I could do!!
Glad to help you and hopefully reduce some frustration.
Excellent video man, I really appreciate and need the assistance. ROCK ON BROTHER!!!
Thanks, be sure to tell other about the channel!
Excellent video. A lot of information and well documented. Thank you
You are welcome!
Thanks
You are welcome!
Thank you handsome for the video, I have a similar ventilation setup going before I had seen yours, helps to reconfirm that what I am doing is working.
Great minds think alike!
Iv been looking for some infomation on just this . Appreciate the content n help
Thanks for the comment, always nice to know the time spent on the videos is appreciated!
@@DeBaccoUniversity
Oh very much enjoy ur content .
I'm a newbie and so learn alot from u so ..No thank You for helping .
#APPRECIATED
you are using some good kit, ,made in the USA lub the brand. old school 🏫 phat
This is a self assembled kit and it has proved very effective, glad you liked it!
Thank you for the presentation. Are there any drawbacks to boxing the fan into an insulated foam box to reduce the noise even further?
For the fan shown there have been no noticeable drawbacks.
Bruh you're on some Breaking Bad shit lmao. You don't really need this for the whole grow - the stank really starts during the last half (flowering)
still a great and informative vid!
You would be surprised the complaints plants in just veg can generate, and as you know the smell only increases when the plants go into flower.
Thanks man!
Happy to help!
Appreciate this one
Great to know as this video took quite awhile to shoot, edit and upload so glad it is appreciated.
This answered the question I asked on another video lol.
For others this is the video that was originally referred to... ruclips.net/video/hZeUDP5suno/видео.html
New grower here. Tents are not an easy place to grow. It’s hard to control temp and humidity. So I don’t understand why filters are a priority, sure the smell but that’s way behind in importance compared to getting the hot air out and controlling humidity. Tips on these would be nice. No one is really saying the truth about its difficulty.compare to outdoor grow. Like a greenhouse,sure they look nice but have extreme temps.
Every environment has its own challenges, none are easy. Keeping plant (and human) friendly conditions is important.
N that's what the fans r for. Temperature
One immediate problem that I see with this setup is that it implements too many fans. For example, you could remove the intake fan, leave the mushroom filter in place, and the exhaust fan will still draw through it via the negative pressure it creates. In doing this, you’d also be able to reduce your exhaust fan speed to 50-25% speed to optimize for just a hint of negative pressure which is also ideal for odor control. Another advantage to this approach though is that slowing the exhaust fan down also scrubs the air better than max cfm (depending on fan capabilities); it’s not as simple as more flow = more odor removal.
Another potential problem with this setup is that it’s viability seems to be dependent on a temperature controlled environment and may not suffice for temperature/humidity control in a garage/shed which may be too hot or too cold for this venting solution
Another consideration is that this venting solution may not be ideal if you plan on supplementing with co2 as it would be exhausting the co2 faster than you can supplement it economically.
But if discretion/civility takes precedence over yield then I think this is a fantastic setup in my opinion. I’d rather be overkill than underkill. Great videos as always! 🙏🏼👏🏼
The end part to your comment is the reason.... the #1 goal for this tent was no odor, so yes yields did have to take a little hit, but some yield is better than no plants. You are spot on with "I’d rather be overkill than underkill."
So what you saying Spud? Fantastic set up ?
Hi,im from italy. I found this video guide much intresting then more other . There is a posdibility to have some mail with u .i have some problem in my grow tent,recentely i change set up(i grow 9 years in the same place with same equipe) i change only tje tent . And ita about a 1year mi yeld is ridicolous. I rhink is my exaust much Buggerru but I want ask your opinion. Greetings from italy
Post questions here and DeBacco University (or the supportive community) will try and help you out.
Great video CHEERZ RESPECT 🙏💯🔥
Thanks and be sure to tell others of the channel!
thank you
You are welcome!
Do you have to attach the carbon filter to a house vent going outside or do you not need to?
Carbon filter should be attached in any ventilation system that you want to reduce potential odors.
@@DeBaccoUniversity I know that but I’m saying does it have to be connected to a vent on the outside of the house where the tent is like does there have to be a vent pushing the air back outside if you understand what I mean or do you have to have the vent going outside
Talk about overkill for such a small tent geat system for a large tent though
Good things can come in small packages;-)
1 question: What should be the minimum air change rate?
if I had a 10'x10'x8 ft room (800ft^3), what should my CFM be?
I've heard 1 air change per minute but that seems utterly ridiculous to me, especially when ASHREA says 0.35 air changes/hour is the minimum for residential buildings.
I wouldn't bother to ask this question of just anyone.
. "In Professor DeBacco we trust"
Great quote... "In Professor DeBacco we trust" ;-) Use this link to help with your question... hydrobuilder.com/learn/grow-room-atmosphere-ventilation/
Does the intake filter remove co2 ?
I would think so
Intake filter brings in atmospheric levels of CO2 (~400ppm).
@@DeBaccoUniversity thank you
No, but if you’re supplementing with additional co2 then this exhaust setup will remove co2 along with the smell as opposed to a sealed room. It’s advisable to look into sealed rooms for co2 supplementation.
@@potatoe679 Not looking for higher yield or top thc just wanted to make sure the hepa filter didn't strip it
If your not worried about someone smelling your grow ( you dont neccessarily need a filtration system ) i am lucky enough to live in a state where its legal to grow , so i dont use filtration.
You are correct, but not everyone is fortunate to have neighbors that will not complain about the smell of the plants.
@@DeBaccoUniversity someone who is new to this could save some money if they were starting out , long time grower , first time veiwer . I love everything your doing , i like to learn anything i can , you got my attention
Thanks for the positive comment, great to know the video content produced is helpful!
Algorithm
Your support is appreciated!
All this bulky junk reduces growing space.
In some cases it is necessary equipment.
Felt like an infommercial.
Goal is to show what is used, all products used in the video were paid for at retail price.
@@DeBaccoUniversity Fair enough.