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So when your measuring the temperature in a room, do you want the probe under the canopy where the light is not glaring on the metalic probe or do you want it right on top. I just ask cuz the room is on the edge of being too hot and when I put the probe right under the light the temp registers...

So just as the tittle says, is 85 to 90 ok with C02? Running low on money so debating over whether or not to get an AC but i heard 85 is ideal for CO2 levels around 1200 ppm but just the extra five degrees stunts them. Anybody do a whole cycle at 90 with CO2?

The bill was like 180. And now there's major heat problems so an AC is needed so the wattage now will be up around 5k or so. The electric bill will probably be 1000 or so next time I think. That's quite the increase. I know everybody says not to worry about the electric bill. Shit my friend...

will it save money? Power bill was 700 last month.

So the room was started 3-4 months ago with 4k watts running, obviously raising the bill by about 2.5 times or so what it was previously, and then the power company sent a letter saying that they are going to replace the meter with some new digital meter that gives it's reading straight down to...