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09-11-2008, 09:22 PM #1
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Dealing with heat issues in the desert...
No problem.
Altho I've never grown hydro, I have had friends that were mighty proud of their accomplishments using it. I was always under-impressed. They looked great while growing, and I guess it got you high ok, but were lacking in flavor.
I much prefer my soil grow. To me, it's easier and cheaper, no risk of clogs or fittings coming loose. Others proclaim it's advantages, but it's just not for me.Rusty Trichome Reviewed by Rusty Trichome on . Dealing with heat issues in the desert... Below is what I do for my soil grow during our hot summer months in the southwestern desert. I have never grown hydro, so am unable to verify any of this for anything other than soil grows. My flowershed is an outdoor shed approx 8' x 12' x 8' tall, of which a quarter if it is for growing. (no, it's not a metal shed) In my humble (sometimes) opinion, "must keep temps below 80" is a guideline, especially appropriate for beginners. -However- Being anal about it is truly unnecessary. Rating: 5
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