help attic to HOT

[thomas2681]

How do I keep plants cool in my attic ? I got home yesterday an my attic was 92 degrees . But my plant's still look healthy. but I know its to hot to produce female plants I have a fan on them but its not bringing the temp down any.jus hot air blowing on them . Please help

thomas2681 Reviewed by thomas2681 on 06-04-2013. help attic to HOT How do I keep plants cool in my attic ? I got home yesterday an my attic was 92 degrees . But my plant's still look healthy. but I know its to hot to produce female plants I have a fan on them but its not bringing the temp down any.jus hot air blowing on them . Please help Rating: 5

[tlranger]

Attic + summer= ac

[Esteban1]

Physics 100, can you spell exhaust fan, no disrespect. Heat Rises


:thumbsup:

[Mal420xl]

your attic is made to match the ambient outdoor temps so it doesnt rot your roof + it absorbs heat from the shingles. its only gonna get hotter as the summer goes on. you need a big( very high cfm) fan up there or find a better spot.

[thomas2681]

your attic is made to match the ambient outdoor temps so it doesnt rot your roof + it absorbs heat from the shingles. its only gonna get hotter as the summer goes on. you need a big( very high cfm) fan up there or find a better spot.

So if I build a enclosure about six feet tall. Four or five feet deep ,an five feet wide . how bad will my room smell when the time come , an what the best way to remove the smell

[Growbigbuds]

Its best if you keep all your questions in one thread. But the best growing temp for indoors is 75 degrees. At 92 degrees in an inclosed environment like an attic, I can almost guarantee you will get root rot and your plants will grow very slow.

Its going to smell no matter what you do. You have to be constantly pumping fresh air in and stale air out. Something that might help is a charcoal filter on the air thats coming out of the tent. Ive heard it can remove the smell but Ive never tried it and I cant guarantee it will work.

[thomas2681]

Its best if you keep all your questions in one thread. But the best growing temp for indoors is 75 degrees. At 92 degrees in an inclosed environment like an attic, I can almost guarantee you will get root rot and your plants will grow very slow.

Its going to smell no matter what you do. You have to be constantly pumping fresh air in and stale air out. Something that might help is a charcoal filter on the air thats coming out of the tent. Ive heard it can remove the smell but Ive never tried it and I cant guarantee it will work.

well that's what I'm going to do this weekend build a small closure to keep them in my room . An out the attic ill just deal with the smell when it gets here .