Indoor cupboard grow

This was my first indoor grow setup. I had read a lot about what to do for what kind of space. I even went to a hydroponic/grow store here in town and learned a bit. I used a small cupboard about 3ft tall by 2½ft. in width and went about 2 ft. back.
I foiled the whole entire thing and hung a 100w flourescent bulb with a sun/outdoor spectrum, right in the top middle. I used a staple to hang it and left about a 1''X1'' square with no foil so I didn't have to staple through foil and tear it.
I started the seedling in a little plastic "red beer cup" style cup and then later moved it into a pot. I hung the light about 2 inches above it at all times and as it grew up and pulled the cord through the staple. The width and length of the cord should be perfect for a staple. You don't have to keep the cord tied up to keep it up or anything. The first picture shows the plant 10 days after it sprouted


I moved that plant outside on the 15th day. It is the 2nd picture.



3rd picture-
This is my little grow room I used to grow the plants. I test grew another plant using the hanging bulb and then using another same bulb just with a reflector sitting on the edge of the pot. This is what it looked like 10 days into growing after sprouting.

that rooms like mine but i prefer WHITE CLOTH over aluminum foil.

nice, i never knew you could grow useing that small of watt

I have the same spot!




except mine is only 1 feet wide....
Its a great veg room, I'll say that.

ehh hers some constructive criticism for ya. You need more light if you want more plants. And to veg your plants larger you'll need to start with smaller pots. And I hope you have ventilation, because with the foil that thing is basically an oven! And get rid if the foil! Thats not good.

So far it looks good, perfect for storing 1-ish LSTed mother and tons of clones!

Or just use some white paint thats also another good way of getting a good level of reflection.
Make sure you, keep an eye on temperature in there too, we dont want those babies getting scorched

Just thinking, I would avoid trapping humidity in there. With that bulb and all, dont want it to explode over the plants. Besides you dont need the humidity for growing plants, just clones.

I didn't know that. Thanks for the advice again. What do I put clones into? a solution right?

Not really a solution but the just dip the cuttings in rooting hormone powder/gel and then place them in rockwool, peat moss pellets, or dirt in a humidity dome.

Hey rastafarijammin, don't use cloth. Get Flat-White Latex based paint. Cheaper than dirt, lasts awhile, and only a small percentage less reflective than mylar.

P.S.- Flat-White LATEX Based. Has to be latex, not oil based.

hey, hows the grow coming along.

what worm casting or worms in the pot with the plant?. what lite are u useing now and how many plants rasta..