Fum "new Greenhoues"
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SherwoodForest
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Where you live the question might be how can you lower the humidity. With 100 degree temps, you need alot of air movement and I would have heat exhausts in the ceiling too. I find that the top of the greenhouse gets very hot so I keep my potted plants on the ground if possible. Also watch out for the summer rains because the greenhouse might get alot of water trapped on the top, I need to check mine every time it rains because it could collapse from the water weight.
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420grower
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I hate to bring this to your attention,greenhouses are not really used for growing,well not this plant anyway,I live in ohio and start all my meds in my little 12x12x9,I have 2 exhaust fans at roof level one intake at floor level,and 2 fans moving air,all controlled from a central greenhouse controller,it checks temp,humidity,co2 levels,it is a very tough grow in a closed space,but hell aren't you from oregon,aren't you a legal state,why the greenhouse,temps in the 199's are going to bring you extermely long leggy plants,with no where near the size needed to pack on flowers,anyway you will need at least a good exhaust fan on a temp control box,that will at least part way there,you can also set up a misting system close to the roof that comes on in sink with your exaust,good luck,and enjoy,hope I was some help,it is alot of work
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purplephazes
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FUM ! I Just rang up fi and he's gone over to fighs to tell him that fum has gone..... AWOL ! Fi told me that you were using that uv plastic and i told him to tell you that uv plastic is exactly what you should not use because it is what it says it is ! UV plastic ! And its blocks out a fair bit of the suns blue spectrum and is great for growing mushrooms ! I hope you get the message ! Take care !
