fookey
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Here we have a Virtual Sun 3x3 Tent, I was going to provide links to all products used. But it's late so if people really wanna know just ask.
Using 600w Apollo Digital ballast, with cooltube reflector also starting off with their MH & HPS bulbs included in the combo
Using a 220?CFM inlinefan for the cooltube. On running tests for climate control on my Bhut Jolkia peppers, Tomatoe, and Habenero peppers; I noticed I'd hit 78-80 range for the day. So I added a 400 CFM hydrofarm inline fan to the top of the tent, mounted on a 2'x1' peice of wood so it covers across two of the tents supports (I hope it does its job, kinda nervous about overloading the metal rods). Not pictured is the DIY Carbon filter / scrubber I am working on, it will be located in the back left side and ducted through the top connected to the 400 CFM hydrofarm.
Here is the inside, I took the SCROG design from Stinkbud's Rail system. First layer is around 8inches second is around 12 inches (measure once cut twice). I had previously built his system but my own micro version, and felt it was more viable to ditch that type of system and go with Hempy Buckets (tm)
So here are 6 2gal (couldn't find 3gals locally) with a hole drilled two inches from the inside of the pot. I had an idea to put grommets inside the holes with silicone seal on outside and connect hose to each so if over watered it be fed into a little reservoir, made sense.
This is a simple piece of wood, the other half of the wood board I used for the fan on top. I was lazy and used industrial velcro to mount the board to the wall. Screwed in the ballast and velcro'ed the rest on.
Pepper pee!
BTW my Bhut Jolkias from Baker Creek are doing well, I seen a lot of people have problems germinating them. Out of ten 8 pushed through recently and doing well.
Using 600w Apollo Digital ballast, with cooltube reflector also starting off with their MH & HPS bulbs included in the combo
Using a 220?CFM inlinefan for the cooltube. On running tests for climate control on my Bhut Jolkia peppers, Tomatoe, and Habenero peppers; I noticed I'd hit 78-80 range for the day. So I added a 400 CFM hydrofarm inline fan to the top of the tent, mounted on a 2'x1' peice of wood so it covers across two of the tents supports (I hope it does its job, kinda nervous about overloading the metal rods). Not pictured is the DIY Carbon filter / scrubber I am working on, it will be located in the back left side and ducted through the top connected to the 400 CFM hydrofarm.
Here is the inside, I took the SCROG design from Stinkbud's Rail system. First layer is around 8inches second is around 12 inches (measure once cut twice). I had previously built his system but my own micro version, and felt it was more viable to ditch that type of system and go with Hempy Buckets (tm)
So here are 6 2gal (couldn't find 3gals locally) with a hole drilled two inches from the inside of the pot. I had an idea to put grommets inside the holes with silicone seal on outside and connect hose to each so if over watered it be fed into a little reservoir, made sense. This is a simple piece of wood, the other half of the wood board I used for the fan on top. I was lazy and used industrial velcro to mount the board to the wall. Screwed in the ballast and velcro'ed the rest on.
Pepper pee!
BTW my Bhut Jolkias from Baker Creek are doing well, I seen a lot of people have problems germinating them. Out of ten 8 pushed through recently and doing well.
