shed

Hey guys, as title suggests I’m an amateur and avid lover of the devils lettuce. I grew 3 yields about 10 years ago in a terrible set up with worse knowledge. Still managed to smoke it and enjoyed the process so much I hoped I could eventually try it again. Alas here we are, unfortunately I’m...

First grow in a newly medical legal state Missouri. 6 plants flowering. Future possibly 12 or 18 plants as a caregiver. After going back and forth between greenhouse or indoor grow set up I've decided to do both. The greenhouse will come later but the poured concrete floor will be done at the...

Moving out of newbie section. Outdoor shed 12' x 5', a/c added August 2018. Timber grow lights, vero 29 at 400 watts, two or three depending. Started with Kind 750 led (overpriced), bought Platinum LED and returned immediately, then BlackDog 400 (overpriced) finally found RIU and...

So I have an outdoor shed. The shed is a double door entrance. One window on each front side. The size of the shed in total is 15' wide X 11'long X 12' height at peak 9' tall on outer edges. The walls will be air sealed and Fiber Glass unfaced a vapor barrier 6m poly. Sealed seams. I will also...

Start of a new grow. soil - FFOF 5 gallon fabric pots RO water purchased $.30 per gallon General Organics nutrients including Cal-Mag Timber Framework, 3500K vero29 v7 cob, three at 400 watts Three - 3X3 bins in 4X12X7 outdoor shed Two 440 cfm fans, intake and exhaust two 12" hurricane fans...

Due to personal limitations i built an outdoor shed without ac in socal last year. After grows under 2x BD 400 and a Kind 750 led i upgraded to Timber cob led's. My grows under BD/Kind, 8 weeks veg and about the same for flower, from seed using fox farms ocean forest, produced about a pound...

Electricity costs are ridiculous. I want to (and have been meaning to) seriously upgrade my grow room to accommodate more plants. Ideally,I would like to grow enough that I am harvesting a few pounds a month, 3-5 lbs a month to be specific. At my current indoor rate of 1/4 lb per I would need to...