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    HELP! Material or screening to stop pollen.

    Greetings!

    Long time reader, first time writer.
    I am an intermediate level grower with a problem.
    My outdoor plants have been getting pollinated from an unknown source so I am trying to design a small greenhouse.
    I live in Canada so I can grow without issue.
    I think a small greenhouse would just be too hot for the plants but I am not sure how to ventilate it without pollen getting in.
    I would like to put small windows in the greenhouse with some kind of screening or material that lets air through but not pollen.
    Anyone with any ideas or knowledge of a material to use, please let me know.

    Thanks all.
    josh

    #2
    You might consider replacing a panel in a window or tent with a hepa filter or even just a good a/c filter which might be more readily available in a wide range of sizes

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    • SoOrbudgal
      SoOrbudgal commented
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      Now that's a great idea Farmall

    • Farmall
      Farmall commented
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      Thanks... Catholic school thinking 😂

    #3
    Good idea!
    Thanks!

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      #4
      If you could draw your air in through a dustop furnace filter should be good. They make them for people with allergies should stop all pollen.
      Vegging 4 aurora indica, waiting on seeds. Got eyes on a 4x8x8 tent.
      sp150x2 philz330 and Philz 100x2
      4 plants currently under 500w
      2 x opulent systems 4x4x80 tents and a 24x40x48 baby box.
      GH full line of nutes+calmag and my molasses sugar brown sugar liquid mix at 30ml per liter.
      Happy growing/consuming 🥴
      Space is at a premium when you're growing premium in space 😁

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        #5
        Thanks guys!
        I am going to see what I can come up with.

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        • Farmall
          Farmall commented
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          They make a/c filters with a rating called MERV.... the higher the number like 11,12,13 etc....the finer particulate filtration it will provide ...too high a number and you’ll need a greater size fan to pull air thru

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