Indoor Growing Systems

**rollitup** · 05-13-2006, 07:17 PM

So You wana grow indoors do ya ? Over the next 3 days or so I am going to explain different systems to you, now these will be basic but the best part about growing is modifying the system and changing it to make your life easier.

Many people that grow marijuana prefer to grow in pots. However a supercharged plant grown in a pot has its roots as a limiting factor. Hydroponics (with liquid or dry mediums) and especially aeroponics maximize the resources to the roots. The pot grower will have to maximize all the other resources and the environment for a supercharged garden to work.

So, you might be asking which is the best way of feeding the roots ?? There are opinions on the topic that you can post below but here is a scale you can use:

LOW TECH AND EASY METHODS
1)Regular Pot of backyard dirt (never used anymore)
2) Pot of houseplant mix (good for flower pots)
3) Pot of sunshine mix (Good for indoor grows, widely used)
4) Pot of modified sunshine mix (for the little something extra)

BETTER SYSTEMS
1) Rockwool cubes (good for cuttings or clones)
2) Rockwool bulk (very good for production growing)
3) Drip – Flood (ebb & flow) – NFT ( High-Tech production)

EIN Geddi aeroponics ( wet sump and spray)

HIGH TECH and HIGH YIEL SYSTEMS
1) Quasi Eroponics ( DRY sump and spray)
2) Full aeroponics (research technology)

Over the next few days I will be drawing setups and they will be posted below.[/u]

**rollitup** · 05-14-2006, 08:29 PM

This is the newbie indoor grow:

The most comming grow system
Cheap and easy
Ambien CO2
Low Production
This system is as simple as possible, with no maximization of roots or lights

**rollitup** · 05-14-2006, 08:31 PM

The Intermediate Grow System:

More Complex
More Expensive
Average Light
Average nutrition
Average CO2
Average root O2

**rollitup** · 05-14-2006, 08:34 PM

This one is a little more complex but it is worth it

A complex system
Good nutrition
Big investment
Good CO2
Good lighting
Good root O2

**kivanocnnor** · 05-16-2006, 11:36 AM

In the past i have helped a few friends of mine grow marijuana but we never used anything as complexas this. We simply used an old fish tank with special lights which where left on for 12 hours a day. A couple of our plants died but the crop we had left wasnt too bad. It was harsh tasting but that may have been because we didnt hang it up in the paper bags.

**tmc** · 05-18-2006, 04:35 PM

The more power of your lights the more THC will be produced in the budding stage, a good growroom lasts a long time

Safety always been an issue , good equipment increases your crop , especially if you do not have a lot of room to grow it can be worth.

But yes you can grow marihuana on different levels, grow for fun , or grow to get the best smoke of your life

I go for the fun of it.

**k-town** · 04-03-2007, 08:59 PM

Those Are Pretty Good Idea's You Got There!

**FilthyFletch** · 04-03-2007, 09:02 PM

I ve gone aero and will never go back to any other setup.Its simplistic fast as can be and pretty cheap to do

**smkpt** · 04-03-2007, 09:26 PM

those are some nice setups

**mal_crane** · 04-04-2007, 10:10 AM

These systems seem pretty complex for "newbie's". I've never seen any grow room's that are as complex as these. All the people I know go for a cheap grow. These systems are more for the wealthy newbie. My grow rooms and boxes cost less than 50 dollars to build.