100 Degrees

[Da1KrayzieThug]

you have central AC..?
you have an underground crawl space?
go under your house and detatch AC that goes to one of the rooms and bring it to your grow area...

also, try to utilize the cool air under your house using a fan..

: )

Whoa there, I'm no expert here. Plus we're in a rental house till the other one gets built. I don't think I can go underneath the whole house. If you meant that by the basement, most hosues in Arizona don't have basments or a second floor .

Da1KrayzieThug Reviewed by Da1KrayzieThug on 01-10-2006. 100 Degrees Is 100 degrees F a deadly temperature or is it something that is ok? I know tomatoes thrive under average of 83, but my grow room as is gets from 86-100 depending on how I have stuff set. To make it stay around 86 I have to keep my window open at night, and leave my closet door open. I would do that but the bright HPS gets a tinsy bit annoying. Thanks for any info in advance. Rating: 5

[Garden Knowm]

perfect.. rentals are perfect..

not a basement
just a crawl space..
most houses have them..and there is lots of cool air under the house.. plus, You can take the air condition ducting from (lets say) the kitchen and run it to the room you are growing in. Cut a hole in the floor of the closet...(easy to patch later) and bring in cool air.. just disconnect the ducting from the vent in the kitchen (this is under the house) and move it.. it is easy..

you can also set a small fantek fan up that pulls air from the bottom of your house and pumps it into your room..

: )

[J DOG 6000]

Why not just run the duct to where your plants are now(closet?)

[Da1KrayzieThug]

My parents don't care if I grow, but I'm pretty sure they'd snap if I started taking apart the house or running ducting accross the hallway. Lol.

[smoke ranger]

Arizona!!!!!!

UG.. I feel fo you man.. that place is fucking HOTTER than AFRICA!!!!!!!!

lmfao, Africa bro :stoned:

[Garden Knowm]

Why not just run the duct to where your plants are now(closet?)

yeah, thats what I ment
LOL