Reducing Closet Temperature

[thoughtwriter]

Can you vent into the crawlspace or attic? You really need to get that hot air out of there, or consider flourescent lights.

Or try this: get a fan that is dedicated to blowing the space between your light and plants, and get a big ice block, set it in a big bowl and put it in front of the fan. Or just set a couple of ice blocks near your plants. They may last all day that way and decrease temps a few degrees. I've recently thought about trying something like this. I'll let you know how it works if I come up with something.

they sell a fan at wallyworld that does this.....it is a fan that has a pull-out bin; you put your ice in.....turn on and WAAALAAAA cooooold air...
but its about 40 or 50 bucks where i live.....but maybe cheaper in your store

thoughtwriter Reviewed by thoughtwriter on 07-13-2007. Reducing Closet Temperature We have 2 plants going in a closet under a 400w HPS. They are currently 4 days into flower, and were grown outdoors in the vegetative stage. There is mylar on each side of the walls, and a fan blowing from the floor up on to the plants. The temperate on the thermometer is at 100d F, give or take a small amount. I would like to reduce the temperate to about 85d F, but I cant put holes in any walls ruling out using an extractor or something like that. I have the cupboard door open about half Rating: 5