So people keep telling me to get a light mover because it hits different parts of the plant and raises growth. But why move the most delicately placed piece in our growing puzzle? Here is my idea....
I have a 1k switchable light in a 4x8x7 tent. My thought was to place all my plants (which are LST) in one of those piece of shit plastic swimming pools you get for kids or dogs. Then put that on a revolving piece of plywood. It doesn't have to be big, just sturdy enough for the pool and the weight of the plants.
This seems like it might work a little bit better because the plant will actually be completely backwards at one point in the very slow spinning cycle.
Obviously I would need a small motor and some chain or something but I am confident that these obstacles are smaller and easier to accomplish than installing a rail in my tent. Especially when my light is in a cool tube.
I am going to try to do this, for real
Any and all thoughts?
CK
I have a 1k switchable light in a 4x8x7 tent. My thought was to place all my plants (which are LST) in one of those piece of shit plastic swimming pools you get for kids or dogs. Then put that on a revolving piece of plywood. It doesn't have to be big, just sturdy enough for the pool and the weight of the plants.
This seems like it might work a little bit better because the plant will actually be completely backwards at one point in the very slow spinning cycle.
Obviously I would need a small motor and some chain or something but I am confident that these obstacles are smaller and easier to accomplish than installing a rail in my tent. Especially when my light is in a cool tube.
I am going to try to do this, for real
Any and all thoughts?
CK
