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is it okay to direct the intake air to the bulb to decrease the heat int that area cause i'm sure that why my fanners are turnin on me. the temp is 90- 95
but i don't know if it is safe to diect the air to the bulb for burstin reasons. right now th intake is direct to ceiling. im thinkn of 36 in away but blowing on bulb. put some pic (notice ones bellow are normal) thnaks for any info
The primary reason for a bulb to burst is a sudden change in temperature while it is turned on, such as contact with water.
If you keep whatever cooling you use CONSISTENT, your bulb should be safe.
There is info on different ways to cool your bulb in the FAQ.
BTW I like the results of your training the plant in back along the wall. That came out well.
i was trying for a long time to get a cloning room and plant was way too tall so tried tyin to ground and came up with this. i hope it turns out good when i flip her. will post if any good. again thks for intake answr
i hung the intake hose 36" from light and directed it to the buld and noticed that the temp dropped immed.about 88.
seriously bro, that back plant is insane
should see the size of the stalk- im gonna need my chain saw! just got the cam today and will take some better pics. and if anyone has ideas i'll listen.
I tried venting outside air into my hood, but it was still too hot, Did it the way I checked out most growers doing it and just sucked the air out from the hood, out of the room. I still have a active intake bringing in fresh air and with the two, I can hang out in the 70's with a 1K in a small space.
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