Rurumo
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I love your grow room and your plants are looking good!
12000 watt gavita DE pro line e series slim line grow
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beneficialife11
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beneficialife11
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Thanks brother its a dream come true. I been growing out west for 7 years its been a dream to do indoor the entire time. It seemed like something that was so far away. Something almost un reachable. It took years to get to this point and I literally life savings all in. Its definitely panning out the first planting I did of it all my plants died because of my well water. So I literally lost another 5k to replant and get a proper water filter reverse osmosis it was a set back that cost me 2 months of time and a little over 5k. I didnt give up though I begged and borrowed sold my truck even. Replanted and now I have a good run and almost 3 weeks away from chop. Its been nerve racking. I could of used my savings to hustle and flip like but I literally chose to lose money to get this going and follow my passion. This run I will do decent enough to live comfy and pay the bills and upgrade to a drip system and commercial dehum also going to replant instantly with grape cream cake. And build my spare room into a veg room its pretty damn big for cloning and mothers. Also the long term goal is putting 20 lights in here
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Rurumo
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Awesome man, I love seeing people do this. I'm working on a new room myself, much smaller scale-just ten lights, but I should be up and running within a year. I want that dream come true feeling too!! Seeing others like you do it is an inspiration. Keep up the great work, you can tell you put a lot of love into your grow.
beneficialife11
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Top pic is the garage before it was my 12 lighter bottom pic is my big dream 20 or 25 gavitas
beneficialife11
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Post pics or link me to where I can observe and I'm just learning myself but im an open book so any questions never hesitate. Also follow me on IG everyone who sees this littlelazylightning is my handle
a mongo frog
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How would one insulate and sheet the bottom pic? Its a covered carport type unit?
beneficialife11
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No its a steel metal building it would get framed and eletrical ran then insulated im not sure my contractor would be the one doing all that im not a builder.
Mellow old School
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Nice grow setup mate...
beneficialife11
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Are you kidding me? My buds have absolutely no PM on them. Why don't you come see in person. If your in oregon omg you found a fan leave with a spot of pm. Yes mites pop up so does PM that's why I have a 1200 dollar sprayer to have some PM germinate on some fan leaves and to treat it early on and continue to treat it as to not have it take over and germinate on my flowers. Your just having for no reason. So I guess anyone that gets pm spots in there room is a waste? PM is easy to address my first property I ran was 20000 square feet of dep and we were constantly spraying for PM, with nuke em and never let it take hold, or infect the product and our product tested clean and hit the market. For you to say my room is full of PM is unfounded. My flowers I could take 100 high def shots and theres no PM at all. Just because I'm doing something and doing it successfully dosnt mean you need to hate. Spots of PM germinating here and there on a dense canopy can happen and you catch it early and strip leaves prune for airflow and spray. None of my flowers are infected by pm neither our the stocks
beneficialife11
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I guess if one gets a light population of mites or aphids and you treat them and knock them back to a manageable populations where its not effecting your crop negatively then your entire room is a waste or greenhouse? Did you know that even buds that do have PM on them can be washed off and nutrialized and killed by citric acid aka nuke em? Its like saying if 10% of my biggest top buds had some botrytus and I cut it out of my crop and removed it the entire crop is a waste. Your uneducated mist commercial farms are constantly battling these issues my room looks fantastic and for my first run and room ever im doing amazing and come see for yourself no pm on flowers. It's like if a plant had a few fan leaves with PM but the entire rest of flower stalks and buds didn't you would throw whole plant away? Pm is easy to deal with. You never have tak. Care of thousands of square feet of greenhouses probably lets look at some of my product flowers from dep this is key lime pie
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beneficialife11
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To thumper60 to come into my thread with your negativity catastrophizing my entire indoor set up which I have never ever grown indoors before and to come into it and leave a negative non supportive comment just shows how immature and jealous you are. I have access to cuts like the new #4 pheno of Grape Cream Cake, I am a great person I have thousands of pounds of trim that is tested made into rick Simpson oil to give out over my career to sick people freely. To come in here and demonize my hard work and dedication to a craft. Because of one inconsistencie. One that is easily controllable and an issue that pops up in almost every commercial garden this is why IPM exists sometimes you run into issues and you problem solve I am with my plants every day in my room all night every night to notice and treat issues before they become nightmares. Im sure there's alot of other people who are supportive who can add alot of input and also learn as well from my thread. I have discussed trade secrets and nuances. I'm the kinda guy that will freely share coveted genetics and I dont disregard someone's entire passion project because of a natural phenomenon that occurs when cultivating plants. We adjust climate add air flow and treat for PM to make sure its manageable and never reaches or germinate on bud sites.
beneficialife11
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Thank you
thumper60
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Well hit me up twice that room is infested with PM fricken shit show you say it tested as med weed an passed. Well you are a liar or who ever tested is a crook, An you keep saying how easy it is to control LOL what the fuck your infested!! please leave it be Iam just speaking the truth.
thumper60
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An another thing getting PM outdoor an comparing it to in door is silly rookie thing.
beneficialife11
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How can you speak the truth when you are not in my room, how many people agree with thumper60 that my room and buds are infested with PM? How many people agree that without physically being present in the room you can even make that type of denomination? If no one wants to back me up, then I dont need to share my projects and I'll delete this account. I want to know who agrees with thumper?
a mongo frog
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Just stop and keep posting. People learning from grows like yours. We want you to share pics. Ask around You and Renfro are sexy as fuck.Promise!!!
a mongo frog
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Not to mention my wife has more wins than me at Fortnite this season. Do you know how that makes me fucking feel as a man?
beneficialife11
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Your a rookie depends on the climate, the reason I can grow plants like this outdoors is. Because I reside in the PNW where we have 4-10% RH during the day and 30 @ night. Most outdoor plants are from seed as they have a tap root and that's how you grow plants like this. I grew massive 5 to 8 pound plants with baseball bat size nugs and never any pm and botrytus on a proper year. Here it's dry all summer and fall. This season we didn't get rain untill after Halloween and it was so dry everything was burning so no your actually wrong. Plus outdoor plants have way more air breezes and wind gusts that blow straight through the plants so that coupled with low RH in nor cal and southern oregon you grow perfect monsters. ACTUALLY PM is more common in sea of green in light dep as you have a tightly packed canopy inside a greenhouse. You are also covering it at night granted lots of air flow but its similar to indoor. Lots of plants close together. Here are some pictures.
