Blowing Fan On My Plants

[xPuRpleHaZex]

Ok I Understand Now that I Cant Blow The Fan Direcly At the Plants Or Else they Will Dry Up So I Point the Fan At a Wall Or Ceiling And Have the airmovement From the Fan Still Hit The Plants Rite??? just not have the fan direcly hit the plants

xPuRpleHaZex Reviewed by xPuRpleHaZex on 09-27-2009. Blowing Fan On My Plants Ok I Understand Now that I Cant Blow The Fan Direcly At the Plants Or Else they Will Dry Up So I Point the Fan At a Wall Or Ceiling And Have the airmovement From the Fan Still Hit The Plants Rite??? just not have the fan direcly hit the plants Rating: 5

[RideTheWave]

Im pretty sure a fan blowing directly on them would dry them up completely. I used a fan on my plants during vegetative and flowering and didnt have a problem.

[disrupt86]

ummm,if your talking about an oscilating fan then you want it aimed at the upper portion of the plants.u do this for several reasons.to give your plant strength "just like if you started lifting weights,your going to be stronger than if you didnt,the fan is that dreaded weight set" .your plant will use up the amount of naturally available co2 in the room through its leaves pretty quick,to combat that you have your fan to keep the air moving. 3 just remember your trying your best to re create nature,wind is a natural part of nature and is a there for a reason.