¿flujo de aire pasivo?

Kannisho
Kannishostarted grow question 3d ago
with passive airflow I have carried out this indoor self-cultivation project
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Week 3
Setup. Ventilation
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 3d ago
Great.
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00110001001001111O
00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 4d ago
You may run into problems later... as the plant grows it releases a lot more moisture. If using a tent, when you close it up to induce flower, it's going to turn into a mold factory. you could control RH % in room and make the room light-tight for flower phase.... You still want some gas exchange occurring, or else you'll be reducing your CO2 levels. As long as you can control temp,rh and have sufficient gas exchange, you can make it work. It might be easier to do with a fan pumping air outside your growing area. Also, can't have RH spiking to high-risk levels after lgihts go out, either. My early vege area is an open tent with a clip fan. Simple is fine with low requirements of young plants.
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UDUDUDUDU
UDUDUDUDUanswered grow question 4d ago
How did you ventilate your pants ?
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Green_Claws
Green_Clawsanswered grow question 4d ago
Hey Kannisho! What a great self-cultivation project and what an excellent scientific choice. 🚀🌱 Kudos to you for venturing into passive airflow! Many first-time growers rush out to buy expensive active intake systems, but molecular physics and thermodynamics are entirely on your side here. By relying on a powerful exhaust fan to pull air out from the top, you create a perfect negative pressure environment inside your space. By pure physical law (Pascal's principle and fluid dynamics), fresh air from the outside is forced to rush in through the lower passive vents to fill that vacuum. It is an elegantly simple, ultra-efficient, and much quieter ventilation system! You are currently in Week 3 (the peak of the vegetative stage), meaning your little plants are starting to demand more carbon dioxide (CO₂) for photosynthesis and are transpiring more water vapor. A well-configured passive flow is brilliant for constantly renewing that air. You have done a fantastic job structuring your grow space cleanly and efficiently. Keep it up, you botany genius! 👏🔬
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Nocone_Purple
Nocone_Purpleanswered grow question 4d ago
Yes, it’s possible with passive airflow if you have enough intake and exhaust openings to allow natural air circulation. Temperature and humidity are the main things to keep an eye on.
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RasendeRollo92
RasendeRollo92answered grow question 4d ago
What exactly is the question ? According to the data you entered it Looks Like you got a good indoor growing Set up… Nevertheless, curious to see what you are Refering to 🍀👊🤞🏽
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