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Yeah I think a 3 days earlier would have been prime, but the hay smell is gone and it smells quiet nice. Tent cure? lol

24-36 hours depending on what day I finished trimming them. All the meters range from 32-35%

Harvested my second grow 14-days ago. Was hanging in the tent with 60/60% average over the first 7-10 days. Then with the nasty weather the humidity dropped down to 35-40%. I kept doing the bend test and the only branches that would snap were the very smallest. I decided to run the full 14-days...

I hate to bump an old thread but this was interesting and I have a question. I just finished my second grow and think I let it get too dry again. For the first 7-10 days I was right at 60/60% and then humidity dropped down to 35-40%. I was doing the bend test and did a full 14 day dry. Buds...

After a good first grow and hanging my plants to dry, I had a family emergency and had to wait 24-hours after they were taken down from before starting to trim. Trimming took about 3 days. I've been monitoring my jars but the RH is staying between 48-50%. I'm assuming this means they got too...

I mean she is letting me grow in the basement after all? Win some and lose some.

What coffee smells like a fresh skunk?

I think it might be the fresh air intake, just surprised at the outside vent they used. The opposite end of the vent leads to a intake vent in my back room. It then goes down to the intake of the furnace and then continues past it outside via the outside vent. So I'm guessing it pulls from the...

Thanks for the info. I'll make changes. I really appreciate it.

It is not the exhaust to the furnace no worries there. It's some type of fresh air intake or something I have never seen before. I closed the damper for now and am not suing the furnace anyway. Exhausts are typically through the roof right? Thanks for the concern though that could have been bad.

I told them. Not sure what that has anything to do with but thinks for the positive contribution.

Here are the best pictures I can get for now. The filter is off due to it restricting the flow. The intake is ghetto but plan to change it soon.

I guess I am bad at typing or explaining today and getting terms mixed up. 1 fan for the exhaust. Then I have a 4in passive intake setup (no fan). I had negative pressure which I identified by the walls sucking in.

I am venting outside and have a humidifier running. Room is sitting between 40-45% RH right now.

Right, so I am running 4in throughout. 4in from filter to fan, 4 in from fan out of the house and then 4in ghetto rigged intake to prevent light leak.

Good to know. What the heck do you use that is so large? I am just using 4in intake and 4in exhaust right now which is creating a good amount of positive pressure. Like two 6in?

I am using passive intake for those asking. Also, even though I am venting outside, I connected via Wye connector so the smell was back blowing into the house out of the other side of the of the wye. Since the furnace is not running in the summer, I closed the damper and that should help with...

The fan is from the same company as the filter. Filter is rated at 215 CFM and fan is 205CFM.

Humidifier shows 40. So I'd think between 40-45 Exhaust goes outside

I have a 4in S shaped hose with a modified flower pot on the end to prevent light from coming in. Eventually will add a filter to the end. So pulling from the room.