First Grow: Small Aeroponic & Drip Hydropinic Setup - (White Rhino)

Welcome to the journal of a small, legal, medical Marijuana grow room.
We may be relatively 'green' to hydroponics, but through the efforts of individuals across a gamut of disciplines this room is going to be awesome! This is a FIRST TIME GROW, using hydroponic gear, for all those involved...and will be updating the Journal frequently, including lots of pictures!

Find the Journal HERE! https://www.rollitup.org/blogs/355714-dannibusgardens.html

PLEASE COMMENT AND GIVE YOUR FEEDBACK!! We welcome your help and experience...and hope our learning experience will be a guide for others. Jump in our discussion at: https://www.rollitup.org/grow-journal...onic-drip.html

SUMMARY OF ROOM & EQUIPMENT:

TYPE: Hydroponic: Aeroponic and Drip Hydro
SIZE: Small Room(s), 100 sq ft flowering, 25 sq ft vegetative
VENTILATION: 1,500 CFM though 1x6" & 1x8" in-line 'can-fans' (actual total exchange 600 CFM)
FILTRATION: Custom fab'd filtered heat exchanged boxes (input and output), *UV light expandable
ODER CONTROL: None for now (legal, good neighbors)...can add activated carbon filter to airflow
CLIMATE CONTROL: Air intake/output heat exchangers, 8,000 BTU stand-alone AC (dedicated exhaust)
HUMIDITY CONTROL: Air conditioner, will likely add a dehumidifier when budding
LIGHTING: VEG - 2 x 400w MH & CFL ..... BUD - 2 x 1000w HPS w/6" Vented Hoods
LIGHT CONSERVATION: 4mil Mylar, floor to ceiling, both rooms
PROPAGATION: Botanicare 2x4' Flood Table, home-made 35 site Aeroponic Cloning Machine
VEGETATIVE HYDRO: General Hydroponics AeroFlo-20 (modified to a 12 site)
FLOWERING HYDRO: General Hydroponics EuroGrower 8 site drip system (expanding to 2 systems)
TIMING CONTROL & SENSING: Hybrid of basic timers, and experimental custom micro-controller
 

Xeno420

Active Member
I'm not into hydroponics but Good luck to you. Have you ever considered aquaponics? Much easier and I'm sure you wont need nutes ^_^
 
Looks like a lot of fun! ...but right now we're in pretty deep with Hydro, and don't want to risk the farm on bleeding edge technology. But you're right, in the future this will be the more efficient way to go!

I'm not into hydroponics but Good luck to you. Have you ever considered aquaponics? Much easier and I'm sure you wont need nutes ^_^
 
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