Hey agian guys, i got a few pictures of the plants and my Hydroponic-Eco system (NOTE this box is a demo and still in my beta stage for testing)

Ok guys the picture of my plants i would like to hear a few comments on to help me get more out of them also thicken the stalks

The plants are 2/3 weeks old let me know if im doing good

The current set-up in pictures is using the Greenhouse affect for my soil grown plants but may be switched to hydro-setup by adding foam-float/waterfall pump/ and air pump

The system is a cross between a Greenhouse and Hydroponic system and can be used as either along with that it also creates its own Eco system the system shown in the picture was build using
Arclic glass 4 foot tall-2 foot wide
Lights( you may have your own choice here)
Water-fall pump(Not shown was being fitted to advance model)
Floam-board(used to secure plants and keep afloat is also not shown)
rubber hose for darin and pumps
(i spent roughly 40 bucks for this but i got 300 in glass for free)
you saw it first from the Creator

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is that clear? roots don't like light - the area where the roots are should be opaque.

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oh shit thanks ill remove that container today after work . and replace it with a different one

interesting. what's the advantage to having an indoor greenhouse? is humidity easier or harder to control? isn't it more difficult to control light leaks durring the 'night'? is the glass totally sealed? what's kind of ventilation system?

greenhouses are outdoor so they can make use of natural sunlight while protecting from pests. lights in G/H are supplimentary for cloudy days and such.

let us know how it works out.

i just had a thought. a benefit to transparent walls is that lights placed OUTSIDE the glass would increase lumens without adding as much heat inside the area, provided there is adequate ventilation moving the air. especially considering the floor is water. what is your ventilation? you will also need a water chiller. roots must sit it 68 degrees(?), i believe.

good luck. it could be a unique success. experimenting is half the fun of growing, to me. your space has custom challanges.

it is alot easyer to control the humidity once you get it to the level you want only hard times are when you work with them you see 2-3 % lose , the vent system is that it sucks air into the top and out thro the lower side allowing me to creates a cycle of air, as for Light believe it or not i shut the door and be caue the entire system is sealed and it's shape reflects back into its self and on the walls not much gets out the door. its also a hydroponic system the water being used in my setup up now as the greenhouse is to add moisture to the air .. my lighting is wrong guys but its working im upgrading it now along with i removed the top panel to add a fan to strengthen my stalks up rom leaning due to the stress of stretching . Redad my artical on stressing plants let me know your ups and downs of stress related affects