Vent in and out question

[BOYZNUS]

I just built a new flower room. I didn't put in any intake or exhaust vents,,, because I have a 5000 btu air conditioner installed. Will this replace enough air, or should I still install vents?. I don't want the vents to undermine the work of the A/C. Think this might be a prob?? Thnx

P.S. Look!!!!!! My caps lock button is fixed!!!!

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BOYZNUS Reviewed by BOYZNUS on 07-10-2006. Vent in and out question I just built a new flower room. I didn't put in any intake or exhaust vents,,, because I have a 5000 btu air conditioner installed. Will this replace enough air, or should I still install vents?. I don't want the vents to undermine the work of the A/C. Think this might be a prob?? Thnx P.S. Look!!!!!! My caps lock button is fixed!!!! Hurray!!!! Rating: 5

[4x5]

Yes, do install intake and exhaust vents, a/c units typically don't draw outside air (they just recycle it); your plants need fresh air, whether it comes from the out-of-doors, or outside the box; they need plenty of it! How big is your space? that's the only determining factor in my mind.

[BOYZNUS]

Thnx. The A/C draws air from the outside. No recycle air is available on the small unit. Space is 3'x6'x7'. I had to install a flat carbon filter on the unit, because it exhausted alot of smell. I have an old 4" duct fan, used in the old room, but didnt want to cut any more holes than I had to.

[4x5]

Ok, just keep an eye on your humidity in there. For some reason I was imagining a smaller space, you should be ok.

[BOYZNUS]

Thnx. In my area,, humidity is about 15% all summer. Will post pics, as usual. Thnx