Venting Into Attic Growing

Whether your grow space is large or small your cannabis plants are counting on you to ventilate.

Venting into attic growing.

Try venting grow tent into attic chimney. But there are some serious issues that might take place. Your grow room will therefore have two other fans one blowing air into the grow room and another blowing air out of the grow room. Adding attic vents is a simple matter of cutting holes and installing vents.

Ventilation is too important to overlook. But before you cut any holes plan the locations of the attic vents. Attach to one of the through vents. Attic ventilation works on the principle that heated air naturally rises primarily utilizing two types of vents.

However the space directly beneath. By venting into the attic this moisture builds up and can cause mold or even roof rot. Mark the roof venting locations from the attic where you can see the rafters and avoid placing roofing vents over them. Same reason why building code says that bathroom fans cannot vent into the attic and should be discharged outside.

Intake vents located at the lowest part of the roof under the eaves allow cool. Many growers consider it as a good option to vent through. In an active intake the size of the intake hole does not matter. Makes sense if you think about it.

First of all it s the smell. Photos 1 6 show how it s done. The most common pests and pathogens that blight buds can be eliminated if you properly ventilate your grow op. Their survival and your stash are riding on it.

As the air is going to travel through the entire ceiling the bad smell can irritate everyone in the house. Probably but that doesn t stop us trying. Humid grow room air in the attic can easily cause mold problems.