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Definitely seems odd. I have not had that issue. I would definitely contact the manufacturer? Is it from spider farmer?

Thank you for watching and thank you for the question. Definitely not. I believe either way will work.

@@DoingtheDeal it just made me think that the air is filtered before going into the fan. If i got the filter outside then there's a chance a buildup could occur over the long run if the fan is pulling unfilteredair. Maybe i'm just thinking too much about it. I'll leave it as is, thank you for your response!

I think a lot of it may depend on your space requirements as well as what your goal is. I’ve got two blowers going. One pulls air through the filter and out of the grow tent. This one is used to help regulate temperature and humidity. The second. Sits on the floor of my tent. It pushes air through the filter and back into the tent. Might be over kill but it does well on any smells. I hope this better helps answer your previous question. I apologize for my original lace luster rely.

@@DoingtheDeal its my first grow setup so i'm excited to start some seedlings. I have an outdoor harvest inside currently drying but having a hard time eliminating odors, maybe if i turn up the pump to cause a vaccuum. Any tips on that? Thank you so much for your responses, they really help!

@@isaiasanchez1987 I was having some issues with smell as well but not while drying. That is when I added the second blower. Originally I had it in the room outside of the tent to filter that air. Worked ok but had to have it full blast. Decided to move it into the tent to work with the other blower. Seems to be doing well on the smell. I plan to run it as is for drying as well. So not sure on that. Definitely worth a try to up the blower speed.

Thank you for watching and thank you for the comment. Sounds like a nice set up.

Thank you so much

Thank you for watching. Definitely a thing I’m looking into.

I’m sure that was part of my issue as well. No leaks since. So all is well.

You’re awesome. Thank you so much for all the information. I definitely want to try a different grow medium. So I will definitely look into giving that a try. Makes sense with the pebbles and a top drip. I stared there as it was something I’ve tried before. Not shocked the fans are giving up on me. Definitely like the idea of a big tower fan. Again. Thank you for all the advice. It is greatly appreciated.

@@DoingtheDeal No problem my man, i was worried you were gonna take it a negative way 😀. So i'm glad my observations can help someone 😛. Respect from Slovenia brother 👊

Thank you and thank you for watching.

Great questions. When it is blinking it is running the automatic mode. If will will run until it falls back into the range you have selected. To set the modes cycle to the settings you want. (Low humidity or high temperature for example). Once on the setting use the up or down to set the desired temp/humd. From they they should be locked in. Cycle back to auto mode. Should be all set from there. I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any other questions.

@@DoingtheDeal Thank you a lot, i really appreciate it! 😃 Everything is working fine now, time to grow ✌️🔥 Wish you good luck on the harvest days 🐇

Happy growing

Thank you! Thank you for watching

You are welcome. Thank you for watching!

I don’t think you would get enough coverage. The light does well but definitely made for a smaller space.

Thank you for watching and thank you for the advice. How many buckets would you recommend?

In that big tent u should’ve jus did 8 depends on how good of a grower u are if u have monsters I’ll say just do 8 4 in front and 4 in the back in that 4x4 I would just did one or 2 the and I see one thing u missing that don’t come with the air cube but it’s very important to have wouldn’t use air cube without it

@@angelnegron2397 appreciate the advice. What part am I missing?

That I well not tell u, need to figure that one out on your own. When u harvest show us how your roots are.

Thank you for your questions. That is correct. Also does the same thing for humidity. Both on the high end or low end of whatever you set.

Thank you for the question. They do not adjust brightness. Either off or on. You can adjust the distance between the plants and the light.

Not too bad at all. Playing a balanced Druid this season. How about your runs going?

Thank you for watching and thank you for the comment. Happy I could help.

Great system jus don’t over do it like this guy in the video

@@angelnegron2397 what would you do differently?

Thank you for watching! Appreciate the sub!

Totally agree on the pepperoni

@@DoingtheDeal Not on the own food? What route? Sterile or bennies? Choose bennies! Sterile is a uphill battle, even with UVC- Aircleanets , basement air ,outside air,don't matter- always full of nasties. Look what the shroom people go through.

Thank you so much. I appreciate it.

Totally agree with you. One of my favorite things to grow. I grow about two trays a week right now. Mostly kale.

Thank you for watching and thank you for your comment. Electricity cost is definitely something to keep in mind and be aware of in an indoor garden.

Fantastic. Will definitely get after that.

Good to know on the DWC. Awesome about the hydroton!

Thank you for the advice. I’ll def make sure I’ll do that

Definitely requires a bunch. Probably not the most cost efficient way to go about it.

Thank you for watching. Great question. With the aquaponics it got me outside much more. Which was nice. The whole thing with it all being a loving ecosystem was fantastic to explore and benefit from. But at the same time with so many moving pieces it required so much more time. The hydroponics system is also great. Far less time outside. Outside of the first setup it can take only a few minutes to check the water and the plants. So once going it has been rather easy to maintain. The change gong of crops is far more involved as things will all need to be cleaned. I have definitely enjoyed both ways of growing. I would love to do aquaponics again.

@@DoingtheDeal I currently have a chop n flip aquaponics system in my basement and have expanded and have microgreens set up, now I’m trying to grow tomatoes and peppers indoors in a spider farmer tent (it’s how I found your content). Doing the first run with soil and when I can afford to upgrade to the hydroponics.

@@stephenflebotte1817 that’s awesome! I did not consider aquaponics in my basement. Would love to know it all works out for you. I really enjoyed it. Happy gardening!

@@DoingtheDeal height is the biggest problem I ran into. I copied the chop and flip from rob bob. I had tilapia in there heating it was not cost effective so they didn’t grow the best being in the low band. Also caused high humidity. I then got channel catfish and threw them in my pond as they got bigger . It worked great until we brought in some plants from the store and didn’t quarantine them. So aphids and fungal gnats went crazy, took it all out dried it out and now going for another run. Strawberries and basil

@@stephenflebotte1817 Jeep on doing the deal. Bummer about the store plants. What Dan you do but go again.

Definitely was a struggle during certain parts of the year. There are some things you can do like removing plants and the use of soapy water and what not. But if not monitored it can get out of hand.

Thank you for watching and thank you for the comment. A bakers rack is definitely the way to go. I was able to get some peppers to fruit under these light. But I must admit it was by accident. If I was going to buy some different lights I would go with some high output T5 or T8 to fit the grow space. What kind of micro greens are you growing. They are one of my favorite things to grow. Would love to see what you end up setting up.

Thank so much! Thank you for watching.

Thank you so much. That is awesome! What are you growing?

Thank you for watching and thank you for the comment. I did end up getting air stones in the reservoir.

I did too until I worked out it kept on increasing my pH. I just use a small fish pump to move the water around to prevent it from going stale.

@@JustaSpaceCowboy great idea. Thank you for the comment

Thank you for watching. Nice to meet you as well

Thank you for the question. No. It plugs into an outlet.

Thank you for the question. I run a 12/12 schedule. I do have a 30 min fade in and a 30 min fade out to simulate the sun rise and set.

@@DoingtheDeal thanks for the reply, the plants look great!

Thank you watching and thank you for the advice

Thank you for the question. The system has been great overall. Biggest issue I have is with the reservoir. The spigot at the bottom leaked a little bit. I was able to get it stopped. Have not had issues since. Other than that. A little bit of root build up at the bottom of the tubs causing water flow issues. Really more of a maintenance thing though.

@@DoingtheDeal Probably missing a washer as both side of the spigot need a rubber washer installed and Grow Ace was shorting most kits one washer. Reach out to them for a replacement.

Thank you for watching and thank you for the comment. Right now we are using synthetic nutrients . I would love to get away from that but not sure where to start. As far as flushing. I'll do a half reservoir change once every couple weeks. I'll run it like that for a few days before I add the nutrients. I have not yet done a full water change. I enjoy the ebb n flow as well. It has been rather user friendly thus far.

@@DoingtheDeal Nice, I use sythectic's as well. I run Athena's line wich is awesome just make sure u flush for at least a week b4 el chop'o. You don't want to eat ur sythectic's. Instead of add'n nutes for a week run water only and or u can add a flush cleaning agent to help flush and clean ur pluming at the same time. I just use water cause I run h2o2 through it anyways. I use r.o. water, so it doesn't take 2 weeks 1 is good. Then u'll know ur veggies are clean as can be by testing the res water at the end of ur flush'n week ur ppm's should be almost non existent. There's quite a few liquid organic nute lines out there, look up Nectar of the gods or Foop, their nute lines are resivor and pluming friendly.

Thank you so much for the advice. Will definitely need to do a better job at flushing my system.

Thank you so much. I think the root mass got so large do to lack of feed cycles. If there are enough cycles I feel the roots should remain more contained. Used my cycles from 8 to 12.

@@DoingtheDeal Abosolutle right. If your using hydroton, u gott'a feed at least every hour or so. With soiless coco, it's like you would hand feed, once every day or two, or more depending on this size of ur plants uptake.

Thank you for watching and thank you for the comment. I would definitely assume yes. The temperature for my reservoir at this moment is about 73 or so.

It will absolutely affect the roots - whether or not it’ll be to the extent that it will harm your grow has a lot to do with a number of other factors. The reality is DO drops off rapidly above 69 degrees. Anything over 72 is begging for trouble. Ideal solution temp for hydroponics is 65-69 degrees.

Glad it helped

Glad you found them useful

You bet

Thank you for watching and thanks for the comment. I just do it by hand. Little tap on the flower is all they need. If you want an electric tooth brush also works great.