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Habits is good for bloom though? Dense buds?
Gavita*
Jay p123
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Habits??
itsmehigh
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You should look into renting a trimming machine next year. thats a daunting task by yourself. Kudos. You see green when you close your eyes? Or feel phantom scissors in your hands when you sleep? I don't miss those days............well sorta. Not a bad prob to have.
Itsme.
Jay p123
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Yep definitely getting a trimmer for next season. Maybe even to help with my next indoor.
I hope my indoor setup at home is worthy lol. I'll take pics soon.
Jay p123
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Hey sandbagz you don't need to tell me. I've been around a block or 2.
Jay p123
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Ya everyone asked the same question. I really only had to worry about the grass cutters.! I could see them salivating lol.
R.Raider
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Yes the double ended lights(gavita's) are supposedly the best. I haven't tried them yet but hear good things about em.
Jay p123
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Yes especially with my 8 ft ceilings.
cannadan
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How fitting a new members name can be,,,,,sand bags are also useful at stemming the tide of bull shit...
that someone is spreading...
It becomes oh so obvious that the new guys is an instigator rather than a member of the group....enjoy your solitary existence...and remember it was your own choice that lead you to where you have headed...
blah blah blah dung beetle.....
that someone is spreading...
It becomes oh so obvious that the new guys is an instigator rather than a member of the group....enjoy your solitary existence...and remember it was your own choice that lead you to where you have headed...
blah blah blah dung beetle.....
R.Raider
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Yeah they apparently need a lot of head room. Was thinking about trying these with my new set up I'm currently working on but decided against it for now since I would need a major a/c upgrade in the spring(being told they run very hot). I like to take advantage of our cold winters here in SK and use the air cooled hoods. I'll eventually make the switch though, I'm sure.
Jay p123
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My basement stays super cool in summer and fringing freezing in the winter so I hope everything will even itself out to a manageable point.
Another reason why im scattering trying to have everything set up for trial temps .
cannadan
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I have built to 12 foot ceilings in my flower room and have found that the heat distribution is also a lot better with a larger volume room.
I too run a closed hood system with ducts to cool the lights.
This time of year there is no need to heat the rooms since the residual heat from the closed hoods is enough by itself.
I also run a layer of 1.5" styrofoam against the concrete floors to keep the cold from transferring thru to the pot bottoms.
I too run a closed hood system with ducts to cool the lights.
This time of year there is no need to heat the rooms since the residual heat from the closed hoods is enough by itself.
I also run a layer of 1.5" styrofoam against the concrete floors to keep the cold from transferring thru to the pot bottoms.
Farmer.J
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Mine is up to the road, most is in the other direction. I will one day buy the peice between me and the river. If you look at the left side of the picture u can kinda see it freezing over.
cannadan
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There are virtually no temperature swings and the room leans toward the cooler side of things.
the other factor is the walls... they are done with 2" blue SM on the outside, then an R12 2x4 stud wall cavity filled with fibre glass and then strapping and 1" blue SM on the inside face,... this system reduces all the thermal breaks from the outside of wall to the inside of wall and therefore no reductions in R value can be measured at the stud wall interface, like can be measure in a conventionally framed house.
They have a base layer of blue moisture and mold resistant drywall over the 1" SM and super 6 mil vapor barrier.
and the other key thing is ....the inside face of all the walls and ceilings are ceramic tile,which keeps things mold and mildew free as well as nice and cool.
the other factor is the walls... they are done with 2" blue SM on the outside, then an R12 2x4 stud wall cavity filled with fibre glass and then strapping and 1" blue SM on the inside face,... this system reduces all the thermal breaks from the outside of wall to the inside of wall and therefore no reductions in R value can be measured at the stud wall interface, like can be measure in a conventionally framed house.
They have a base layer of blue moisture and mold resistant drywall over the 1" SM and super 6 mil vapor barrier.
and the other key thing is ....the inside face of all the walls and ceilings are ceramic tile,which keeps things mold and mildew free as well as nice and cool.
Jay p123
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I'm looking forward to my first indoor Grow and willing to spend the money to get it right.
A little nervous about using my super soil mix indoor however I'm sure it will workout great. Totally loving not having to flush and having totally organic bud.
The bud turned out beautiful for outdoor and actually have a few people skeptical that it's not indoor.
I'm sure the indoor will be 3 times better however I'm skeptical as technically outdoor should be better cuz of the UV that no indoor can simulate 100% .
The amount of trichomes on this outdoor is amazing.
Using Super soil gives me break on things that could go wrong so I'm hoping it does it's job so I can concentrate on getting everything else 100%.
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