Mountaingoats Stealth CFL dresser

[mountaingoat]

After taking some clones, twice the amount planned to grow to avoid failure and having a 100% success rate on the clones, the pc growbox just wouldn't cut it. Hence a new box was built this time there was a dresser which was found at a garage sale.

Light set up:
1x 23 w CFL 6500k
2x 23 w CFL 2700k

Negative air-pressure within box by using a PC fan and a passive air-intake.

Lets start it off:

here is the dresser which will be used

Then time to strip it clean

Cut the drawers as they are only there for stealthyness

Light fixtures were made, which will be put on an angle

Time to mylar everything

PC fan spliced onto an old phone charger to power it

Passive air-intake with filter so no pesky bugs will get in

Hey presto here is how it looks

This is where the 3 clones (liberty haze) and 1 seedling (white widow) will live.

Thanks please give comments and suggestions

 

[SexyPistils]

it looks good!!! very stealth and pretty looking lol!! how long are you going to keep them there? thats such a tiny spot it almost looks like the pots take up 3/4ths the space? but if you are growing micro im guessing thats perfect size i will keep updated on your thread GOOD LUCK!

 

[mountaingoat]

I don't know some of them are going to be given as x-mas gifts but was planning on using LST to try and make sure they don't go too crazy.

Many thanks!

 

[SexyPistils]

ok cool... CAN YOU BE MY SANTA lol!!! thats a dope X-mas present LITERALLY

 

[Ascended Master Kief]

Super sweet stealthiness! Ohhhh, the possibilities are endless.

 

[mountaingoat]

Right! New project is to build a SCROG/ SOG under a couch....

 

[Ascended Master Kief]

Right! New project is to build a SCROG/ SOG under a couch....

Holy shit, that'd be epic. "Come on in, have a seat...." Meanwhile, guests have no idea... Hell yeah!

Woah. In my RV, would be easy. Under couch area already designed for a 40-gallon fresh water tank.

 

[mountaingoat]

Here you go a example of 6 plants grown inside this thing using LED bulbs to keep heat to a minimum, using LST to keep em a bit down. Gonna have to LST some more!