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Based on my experience thus far, building a system like that is the easy part. Actually making a million dollars from it? Now THAT'S hard! LMAO!

I just read into it a little way, but what this guy did five years ago, crafting a system so robust and self correcting that he could leave it unattended for a month at a time is very impressive. I'm interested in his methods for adding tiny amounts of P and K directly to the rootball.

Small, simple systems can get by with just a fish or two and a couple of plants. The key is balance between them.

Yes, that was me on The Head Case farm. I was looking into aquaponics and I still am planning a foray into it, perhaps as soon as this summer. I think it could be an excellent way to grow cannabis as well as many other fruits, vegetables and herbs. Those who have completed tubs with it all...

Politics ruins more perfectly good relationships... I remember that idea and I still think it has merits. I found it hard to get the parts I needed built, so instead I arranged am alternate solution, one that simultaneously solves other problems as well. That would be the dual bulb Super...

Thank you, Sir! This is truly a joint operation we've got going on; first we smoke two joints...

Lol yeah, pretty much pumpin' out model OG Bud, you can have it any way you like, as long as you like DANK. LOL

The op I've built is a very carefully crafted lab that reconstructs a commercial indoor growhouse in miniature for developing and testing industry specific and optimized designs, techniques and equipment. ...just in case it wasn't already obvious...

Okay, so due to legal stem count limits in Colorado, I grow fewer, larger trees as opposed to many smaller shrubs. In practice, this means that my plants need to grow pretty big before I put them in my trellis. I do a one plant per trellis style grow, each trellis is 4' x 6.25' so each plant has...

Sounds good so far, one thing I would get right on is a perpetual grow system where you have at least two stages of veg before the plants get to the vertical trellis. It works a lot better that way, at least for me.

You're very welcome, brother! Many happy returns, and don't forget to pay it forward yourself...

Hi Sparky, welcome to Rollitup, I see this is your first post. I believe water cooling indoor grow spaces is the wave of the present and the future for all the same reasons your car is liquid cooled (unless you're a bug motor aficionado, lol) I aim for my RDWC water to remain somewhere in the...

Hey there! Glad to see you. I have a few tricks up my sleeve to help some otherwise reluctant varieties get a fair shake. Basically, it amounts to giving them extra time to grow and get big before putting them on the trellis and flipping. We'll see how it works. As for nutes, while it may seem...

Amazing strains as always, I don't know half of them and they still make my mouth water. Keep up the great work, brother!

My favorite job would be where I get to spend all of my time figuring out how to grow amazing strains of weed bigger and better with less power and labor than ever before. Check!

Did some of the inglorious back end work that keeps things going last night; like training plants onto their trellis, this is ongoing for the first three weeks of bloom. They stretch to fill in their trellis canopies during this time, and it looks like the upright trellis is already more to...

That's awesome! Lookin' good dustin! You're right about the loss of surface area. This is one reason why I'm increasing the diameter of the silo, in order to minimize this effect.

If you've been reading between the lines, you'll realize the game has been 'on' here for months... the only new bit is the four position trellis. My next setup may have four positions, or only three.

Tonight the countdown has begun on the Super Silo- it's in place, plants loaded and the trigger has been PULLED, baby! Let's see what she does!

I actually let the plants do most of their 'climbing' in the veg tent. Once they hit the trellis, they're going to thicken up, but not run long and lanky because the light is now beside them instead of above. Let them get 75% or so of their final height before moving them onto the trellis. This...