Hello fellow cheeba consumers. I plan on building a box from an old aquarium stand. I was wondering if this would be big enough for a decent personal grow. 30 inches high, 30 inches wide and 10 inches deep. If I used the tie down method, would this be enough room? I plan on making a carbon filter out of a dayton fan, and I have a clamp light with a natural sunshine bulb that produces 1225 lumens. I also bought 2 of those tiny plug in gadgets that work as light sockets in case I need more lighting. I admit. I'm a noob, but I really want to figure out how to do this right, and unfortunately this old aquarium stand seems like the only good hiding place for me. Thanks ahead of time.

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Thats not much room for growth, first of all your lighting is going to take up 3-4" , and then your pot is going to be 4" tall or so, now you're down to 22" (max) tall for a flowering plant. Thats tough, I work with a 8' tall room so I'm not sure how to work with your restrictions.
Is it possible for you to find a way to give yourself more verticle height? I've seen folks grow in a 5 drawer dresser that was converted.
Just a thought.
GWN

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If you did a screen grow, you'd have enough room, and you'd fill 'er up with colas

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