Fanning times

[noelmond]

hello guys our little babies have just started growing , we have 7 popped through and are looking healthy but we now need a fan , we have got a fan/heater , and we are wondering how long we should put it on for , our lights currently come on at 9am and are off at 9pm , we live in Great britain and weather is getting cold at this time especialy at night, i was thinking of maybe having the fan on for 2 odd hours at night as well just so the heat doesnt drop down

please reply A.S.A.P

noelmond Reviewed by noelmond on 11-16-2005. Fanning times hello guys our little babies have just started growing , we have 7 popped through and are looking healthy but we now need a fan , we have got a fan/heater , and we are wondering how long we should put it on for , our lights currently come on at 9am and are off at 9pm , we live in Great britain and weather is getting cold at this time especialy at night, i was thinking of maybe having the fan on for 2 odd hours at night as well just so the heat doesnt drop down please reply A.S.A.P Rating: 5

[cnd411]

Vegitative growth will need at least 18 hours of light. Have a good day.

[Garden Knowm]

Vegitative growth will need at least 18 hours of light. Have a good day.

NOEL.. this isvery very imporatant.. your plants need at least 18 hours of light to grow in their vegatative state, after the plant matures or it has reached the desired size.. then you switch to 12/12...

Many people keep their fans running 24/7.
It is not a bad idea to let your fans rest for 1 hour a day.
FYI - Fans blowing on flowering plants creates a lot of stick... neccessary, but stinky

happy growing!!