Damn somnbitch i like the sound of that 16-20 ft. plant yeah u might need more than 2 600w lights lolz but man what a sight that would be, hell i'll make that shit my christmas tree this year and hang decorations and lights on that bitch, then in when everyone else is putting their dried out dead trees on the street for the trash man I'd have a party and smoke that MOFO up.
There are no major heat issues as long as you can exchange your air reasonably quickly, just like any other grow. Just blow the heat up with a fan below and exhaust from above. Reflectors can actually cause heat issues by trapping heat (that never happens here).
I would say no as well.
Read the rest of the thread and you will find yourself mistaken, and possibly amazed.
Go back a page or two and you will see it is possible. I mean the guy doing it is a master grower and the system is pretty sick but it is definitely possible.
I'm already drawing up plans for a vertical soil grow on autoCad. 2 600w lights and a drip irrigation system. Basically takes up no room either.
I stand corrected, but to be truthful, I have an eating disorder that causes this. . .
No problem bro. And you would need exactly 42.32 ounces to make 1gpw. You can definitely get your grow higher by doing a number of tweaks. There are a number of things that effect your yield e.g temperature, humidity, veg time, pot size, ensuring there is no stress and doing a number of training techniques.
LMAO!! Too funny.
I think it's like OGE said, 2gpw vertical is like 1gpw horizontal. I still really don't think it's possible to do it horizontally. The dude Heath's setup is about the most efficient way I have seen to grow. If someone could do 2gpw on a horizontal setup I would love to see that.
Yeaah its nearly impossible to do it horizontally but was surprised to see it be done vertically in Heaths thread. I am planning a vertical grow myself but not the Colosseum type ones just a normal horizontal grow but with multiple vertical lights at plant level instead
It's all good brother.
This is a more efficient growing style as well IMO. It is what I'm doing currently and my little mini trees have some tremendously big side buds (no topping).
Yeaaah it just seems much more efficient compared to horizontal. Have you got any tips because I can't find any links relating to this specific technique usually its something like the Colosseum type. Also do you think you could have got a better yield by training it in any form rather then just letting it be?