Induction Overkill ??????

Hi canna.com goers iv just gotten myself a new induction fan and wanna know if you guys think its overkill. Iv included a diagram below and its fairly close to scale.
Its a 200mm fan (roughly the size of a dinner plate) when its on all the sides of the tent get sucked in obviouse cause there was no-where to get air, so iv cut a hole in the side at the bottom. When i drop a feather near the hole in the side it gets sucked inside the tent almost instantly. Is this too much or bad for the plants.


All up cost me 23$ aud for the fan and ac leads.

comment please :)

when working with ventilation you want overkill. it is best to get a quality inline fan and with that fan you can have ventilation, smell security, heat problems all taken care of

question: will i be ok turning my uber-induction fan off during my 6 hour dark period due to the noise it creates (i need to sleep at some stage). I have a little (still) desk fan i can run inside the tent during the night, will this help my cause ?

Thanks texas :)

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Originally Posted by darbolah

question: will i be ok turning my uber-induction fan off during my 6 hour dark period due to the noise it creates (i need to sleep at some stage). I have a little (still) desk fan i can run inside the tent during the night, will this help my cause ?

Thanks texas :)

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It's ok to use desk fan, just keep some air moving so they can transpire at night.

i might try and get the fan going on them 24/7 as iv heard its the best way to thicken stem. This works out good as i want to make a nice low canopy using LST.