So i've been doing my research for almost a year and am finally in a position that I can start my grow room. I decided to go with an Aero set up much like Stinkbuds. I have the mothers starting in a cabinet w/a 400watt that I built myself (it has almost all the same features as the cool cabinet). The strains that I have going at the moment are G13 haze and Critical Jack Horor. The size of the veg room is 8x12 and the size of the flower room is 12x16. I'm running 1 600 watt in the veg room and 2-3 600 watters in the flower room. i started them from seeds 12 days ago, I would post up pics but I don't know how so if someone could help out with that. Also I started using Grow assistant, really simple and so far so good.
Start of a grow room
- Thread starter Skylight
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justparanoid
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Sounds like you have the perfect Grow OP setup. Subbed for more, cant wait to see what you do with it.
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Evo8Emperor
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U need to join a photo hosting site like photobucket to host picks and post them. As far as your set up Id say your off the a head start comparted to most. More than enought lighting for vegging and flowering with how many plants you have. Im no veteran but as long as you pay attention and do a little reading you'll be on your way to a nice harvest.
Professor Puff.n.Tuff
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I pull pics from my pc all the time, never used photobucket or anything.
I am subbed too ; )
I am subbed too ; )
Professor Puff.n.Tuff
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Good idea making it an experiment - I often do this to figure out what works best for; me, my plants, and my environment. I look forward to results.
Professor Puff.n.Tuff
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Thanks for the update and review on the liquid light.
Your roots look great, keep it up.
I use the same temp/humidity gauge. They are great - holds the max and min peaks - and it is cheap as hell.
Your roots look great, keep it up.
I use the same temp/humidity gauge. They are great - holds the max and min peaks - and it is cheap as hell.
Yeah I like it but not sure if it's correct. It's saying that the temps are reaching 99-101 but I look at the ladies and they aren't showing any signs of heat stress, so I think it's a little off.
Next thing that I'm looking into getting is a EC/TSD tester, I'm looking at the Hanna line but I don't know if its the best value. I know they're good just want to make sure I get the best quality to cost ratio.
Next thing that I'm looking into getting is a EC/TSD tester, I'm looking at the Hanna line but I don't know if its the best value. I know they're good just want to make sure I get the best quality to cost ratio.
Professor Puff.n.Tuff
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I use a hanna combo - I like it a lot. I was using an old school Hanna with a probe that did ph and ppm's. But I had to replace the probe too often - heard it was common too. So I bought the newer style Hanna it is the combo pen. Shows temp also. It is nice.
! Enjoy
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