Central ac vent in sealed flower room

I am running a sealed room, the room has been gutted and drywalled and sealed with silicon caulk and painted with several layers of rubber paint. There is a central ac/heat vent that comes into the flower room..would I be better off sealing this up and redirecting that vent to another room for now or should I filter just put a carbon and hepa filters on it and leave it alone since I may need the help battling temp and humidity at some point?

Bigdogfirecrotch said:

I am running a sealed room, the room has been gutted and drywalled and sealed with silicon caulk and painted with several layers of rubber paint. There is a central ac/heat vent that comes into the flower room..would I be better off sealing this up and redirecting that vent to another room for now or should I filter just put a carbon and hepa filters on it and leave it alone since I may need the help battling temp and humidity at some point?

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I rerouted mine, I want total control and the room has it's own ductless a.c

chuck estevez said:

I rerouted mine, I want total control and the room has it's own ductless a.c

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Thanks......I wonder since the rest of the house is kept really cold in the summer (65 at night when my lights are running) and my lights will be air cooled if I will even need ac to keep the temps down...

I guess with the dehumidifier running along with the co2 generator i would. Minisplit isn't really an option for me because I just had central air put in and having a minisplit condenser out outside would make my neighbors start to question things.....window ac would do the same. I guess I'll be stuck with an all in one heater ac dehumidifier to modify so it doesn't suck out my co2...