Vertical Grow Club

buddwasher

buddwasher

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dezracer nice shots :D your last one worris me - power exposed next to plants u watering - i would sleep better if u would put 2 hanging screws up and habg that sucker :D


and im subscribing as i know nothing bout vert grows and currently i could really use it as my lower canopy is getting little light - i have placed my veg florescents down there for now as not needed till in last few weeks of bud - seems so far away :(
 
Dezracer

Dezracer

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That stuff was only there for about a day or so after having some timer issues. The power strip isn't in there anymore and there's nothing on that shelf, not even plants,lol. Those plants were moved to the other side of the room.
 
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phunkfarm

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Heres a quick easy vertical system you can make from Home Depot parts. I bought the plans on ebay for only $30!

The entire system was about $300 bucks and took only a day to build.

I'm thrilled with it.
 
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phunkfarm

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strictly seedleSs said:
How do you water that system? Are those zip ties holding the pots to the pvc? Can we see a pic of this thing in action?
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well they leave that part up to u but what I did was found a 6' wading pool and sat the unit inside. The pool has a hose drain attachment. i will then pump from there (overflow) and recirc using a Rainbird manifold and drip emitters to the sites.

Yes, the zipties are plenty strong enough.

I would recommend buying the plans because they are very thorough and well layed out so as not to make mistakes. I am working with him on the prototype to make sure the system is perfect.

Let me know if you have trouble finding his ebay ad….last I looked it wasnt there.

He also includes the lighting plans!

Im not doing the side by side method (SOG) as shown in that pic. I am vegging so I will only use one bucket per row, The distance between buckets is about 14" when completed. My total cost was about $200!!!! Very sturdy too.

You get HD sku numbers, costs and instructions how to cut and build. Many pointers that saved me hours and money.
 
strictly seedleSs

strictly seedleSs

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Im sure a drip system will work well once its dialed in. So no pictures yet of the system in flower mode? I would like to see it in action.
 
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