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I have heard the term "sealed room" used many times on these postings and from what i gather ,that's what i've grown in since i started.Does it mean completely sealed with no outside air inlet or what? if this is the case then i don't have a sealed room. just wanted to be sure of my terminology when speaking or trying to speak intelligently about the subject. Thanks Dee
exactly what it says..
a sealed room would be an airtight room for growing medicinal quality product. It allows you to add co2 with HID lighting and often has it's own controlable climate.
It's primarily for the advanced or ...pretty wealthy grower.
You mean Tranobe's grow? Yeah its pretty incredible
Ok ,i see..thanks a lot ...i love this forum....it helps answer so many questions that put in place a few pieces of the puzzle that have been missing before. you guys are great and thank you for answering my endless questions.
Well, I tried to post this response like 45 minutes ago or whatever but it didnt upload. Here it is anyway:
I am under the impression that a "sealed room" is just that - sealed. No intake or exhaust. The room simply uses CO2 to give the plants what they need and uses circulation fans to keep the air moving. Check out the Tranoble's thread in the Growroom Setup section. :D
Like I said, this is just what I have come to understand. I have not read the thread fully myself, and now that I think about it, I wonder how he keeps the heat down. I know that CO2 is absorbed better at higher temps, but can he keep it that low? I'm sure he has a way! :D Go check it out.
TGF
You all have been such a great help and thank you so much for taking the time to answer my endless and sometimes rambling questions.Since i have been visiting this site and posting my questions i could not have asked for a more friendly and receptive crowd to talk with.Thanks again everyone....Dee
I feel the same! CDOT Rules! :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup: