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Could be. I currently have 3 Mexican Haze flowering in 5 gallon pots and they just fit. I'm just looking for a more even spread of tops in my canopy, so i decided to try an additional plant but with smaller pots for the next run.
I usually like to implement both LST and topping fairly early in veg. I also like to defoliate specifically a week before the flip and 19 days into flower.
I like the way you think. Nice that those trays let you make the hole anywhere you want and you can use whatever type fitting because of that.
Thanks, I'm not sure how well it would work as a true FtD, low sides & fairly thin plastic, but I've done it for a couple of my 3x3's for drain to waste/top feed and they work quit well.
Yeah thats what I was thinking, just a waste collection tray. Although I hate open collection for humidity reasons, thus I use the bucket in a bucket closed collection setup for my trees.
It's on a PVC table with a 10gal tote underneath to catch the runoff
This is more along the lines of what I'm looking to build. Something simple and straightforward. I do like idea of a pvc frame, but I'd worry about the amount of weight it can hold.
You could build a really sturdy one with strut channel. Probably the low profile lighter gauge stuff because that would be plenty strong.
They are stronger than you'd think, for a 3x3, I usually run 6 or 8 two gal pots, weight has never been an issue, I'v had the same trays for a few years now.
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Are those Amare Bars?
I like this set up a lot! This gives me some ideas. What is that, about 1" off the ground? Is your drainage in the middle?View attachment 4546750
1" PVC (maybe over built, I can stand on it
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tray on top, drains to tote......6 x 2gal....
please excuse the mess, coming to the end of the run
anyway, hope this helps....good luck
I'm not sure what you're asking.
mine is front of tray, center, you can drill hole wherever you want, it's not pre-drilled
Typo, my bad. I meant, does your tray sit 1 foot above the floor? I'm tired of always throwing my back out when I'm in the garden, so having the plants elevated is going to help a lot. Although, I only have about 6 feet of height to work with in my tent, so I can't set them up too high.
