Mr White
New Member
Hey there,
I am a little bit into this journal already. I am running a perpetual so as plants are harvested the younger ones are slid down the the line and new girls are slid into the flower room. My wife and I are med patients and we are constrained by plant count as well as plant size. I am very meticulous when it comes to staying within the boundaries of our state laws.
The Room
The room is 11.5 by 10ft with a ceiling hight of 7ft. It is in the courner of a basement so the temps are fairly cool. 65 lights off and about 80 with the lights on. I used angle iron from the Home Despot that people usually use to mount garage doors on and some chain that is a couple dollars a foot.
I am now running 1200 watts total of HPS in the flower room with 2 T5 banks (550 watts) in the veg cabinet. I am pretty much maxed out on power with my current wiring.
Environment
Intake is passive, cool air is pulled in through the bottom of the door and the hot air is sucked out the top of the room through a carbon filter and vented into the house in the winter or outside in the summer.
It sits as high up as I could get the thing on a veg box of my own construction.
The fan is rated at 600cfm but I have it dialed back to about 400 or less dependent on temps.
The Co2 gen runs for 5 minute increments every hour and a half. The pilot light is always on but air exchange in the room is 100% every 2 minutes.
The Medium
As the title implies coco will be used for this journal. The brand is Botanicare Cocogro. I have brought 3 plants to term in it and It is great stuff in my experiance.
Containers
I am using two different types for this run. Air pots and smart pots. I just harvested a Lucy yesterday that was in a Air Pot and the root ball blew me away. They definatly work.. Sorry no pictures. We shall see about the smart pot.
Nutrients
Blue Planet baby, the shit works.
The only other amendment that is not pictured is some silica blast, Botanicare is the maker I believe.
I also use an RO unit that is that brings my tap water from 300ppm to 8ppm
I am a little bit into this journal already. I am running a perpetual so as plants are harvested the younger ones are slid down the the line and new girls are slid into the flower room. My wife and I are med patients and we are constrained by plant count as well as plant size. I am very meticulous when it comes to staying within the boundaries of our state laws.
The Room
The room is 11.5 by 10ft with a ceiling hight of 7ft. It is in the courner of a basement so the temps are fairly cool. 65 lights off and about 80 with the lights on. I used angle iron from the Home Despot that people usually use to mount garage doors on and some chain that is a couple dollars a foot.
I am now running 1200 watts total of HPS in the flower room with 2 T5 banks (550 watts) in the veg cabinet. I am pretty much maxed out on power with my current wiring.
Environment
Intake is passive, cool air is pulled in through the bottom of the door and the hot air is sucked out the top of the room through a carbon filter and vented into the house in the winter or outside in the summer.
It sits as high up as I could get the thing on a veg box of my own construction.
The fan is rated at 600cfm but I have it dialed back to about 400 or less dependent on temps.
The Co2 gen runs for 5 minute increments every hour and a half. The pilot light is always on but air exchange in the room is 100% every 2 minutes.
The Medium
As the title implies coco will be used for this journal. The brand is Botanicare Cocogro. I have brought 3 plants to term in it and It is great stuff in my experiance.
Containers
I am using two different types for this run. Air pots and smart pots. I just harvested a Lucy yesterday that was in a Air Pot and the root ball blew me away. They definatly work.. Sorry no pictures. We shall see about the smart pot.
Nutrients
Blue Planet baby, the shit works.
The only other amendment that is not pictured is some silica blast, Botanicare is the maker I believe.
I also use an RO unit that is that brings my tap water from 300ppm to 8ppm