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    #11
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    1000k

    yea i would say as long as you can keep the top of the canopy at the right temp you should put it as close as possible....:twocents:
    \" knowledge is not power, knowledge is potential power\"

    \"those who follow the herd step in SHIT\"

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    #12
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    1000k

    Quote Originally Posted by stinkyattic
    I keep mine a solid 3 feet from the canopy. I'm not using a cool tube or anything, and need it to light a 5x6 or so area.
    3 feet...

    YO GIRL... you've gotto get that light CLOSER..

    iloveyou

    What are the circumstances that have caused you to put your light at 3 FEET?

    Your COLAS will be MUCH MUCH bigger if you can get that light 12 inches from your canopy.

    iloveyou

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    #13
    Senior Member

    1000k

    Quote Originally Posted by Garden Knowm
    3 feet...

    YO GIRL... you've gotto get that light CLOSER..

    iloveyou

    What are the circumstances that have caused you to put your light at 3 FEET?
    Your COLAS will be MUCH MUCH bigger if you can get that light 12 inches from your canopy.

    iloveyou
    Stinky is in the Attic, heat rises...couldn't help myself...lol
    Quote Originally Posted by harris7
    I have a humorous book on Cannabis. One wonderful quote from it:

    â??When growing cannabis males only take up space once fertilization occurs.
    This shows that mother nature is consistent if nothing else.\"

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    #14
    Senior Member

    1000k

    Quote Originally Posted by Bree1978
    Stinky is in the Attic, heat rises...couldn't help myself...lol
    LOL .....good point....

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    #15
    Senior Member

    1000k

    Seriously that's my exact problem. It hit 97 degrees in my grow room last week... November... New England... wTF. The plants pretty much live on a diet of silica blast.

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    #16
    Senior Member

    1000k

    get a bathroom exhaust fan and install in the top of the closet immediately temperatures that high can hermie them, stunt them, and or kill them. you'll need an air vent in the door (or adjacent wall) so the room can "draw in" cooler air; that is once you put a fan in the ceiling.

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    #17
    Senior Member

    1000k

    4x5, thanks for the advice but it's not a closet. It's the whole damn attic.

    I've been culling/picking herms carefully and not having any other issues other than excessive water usage. I use Silica Blast to protect my plants from temperature stress, and I have to say it seems to be working nicely.

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    #18
    Senior Member

    1000k

    ...a though the wall...temperature controled ..attic fan..would help..

    ..my is set on 80F...but I don't grow in the attic...metal roof and all...

    ..what is Silica Blast?

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    #19
    Senior Member

    1000k

    It's a silica supplement that is said to help plants resist heat and drought stress.
    I'm actually going to be taking advantage of my heat problem and adding CO2 shortly.
    Now that the outdoor temps are down, the attic is fine. It was just for a week AFTER I removed the a/c and installed my 'winter' HPS1000 but the weather outside simply refused to behave winterly.

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    #20
    Senior Member

    1000k

    WHat are you going to do in the summer?

    ????yikes

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