Ive recommended to 99percent for his greenhouse and ill recommend to you
bring cold air from underground via some repurposed waste pipe. The ground will cool the air no problems and for free.
That’s absurd! Did you defoliate or trim or at all? Feel bad for all the stuff not getting light under those huge leaves. Wow. G13/HP def coming out strong on that one
@n8tiveguy check that. That’s the (Hawaiian Sativa x ‘88G13/HP) x Sakura. The mom was the GHash dom one so I guess she’s passing those traits on hard.
Dank @oleskool830 bet those nugs will be rock hard.
I’ve read the same for passive heating…and they called for 200’ of corrugated drain hose/pipe, about 18" deep i think.
a huge wood-chip/manure/compost can provide more heat than a small greenhouse needs. the house is coiled in & up through the heap, catching that 150F heat, blown with a fan.
The one pictured was not subject to the trim debacle. It was a seedling then. I don’t take pictures of ugly plants. The one pictured is yet to have fans removed. Let not your heart be troubled.
Oldskool’s Sweet Island Skunk looks killer some more killer genes from up north. I used to grow tons of gear from the BC crew up there back in the day guys like Visioncreator , C-ray , brother barefrog ect those dudes were the most generous guys I ever met. You can still go to the old Cannabis World site and check out the grows of great Canadian gear…ndn
Trimming those gigundo fans tonight. Will send you a pic of her with big fans removed. Nuttn’ but love bro. Still have 2 in veg and the one in the pic is at 2 week flower.
Well I would use whatever you can get cheapest - 4" drainage pipe?
150-200 feet of pipe is to cool a whole house to temperatures that would replace an AC.
I would start with 30-50 feet and see if it drops it a few degrees, then decide if more digging is worth it. (based on digging by hand)
if you get a mini digger shoot for 100 feet.
The depth will be dictated by your local surface temperature average. the underground temperature will follow it, with much less fluctuations the further down you dig.
remember to use wire to keep pests out. and face entrances down so that rain doesnt get into the pipe, like an upside down u-bend.
search for earth tubes if intrested.