8 X 12 SOG Grow Room Finished

Alright so what kind of nutes are you running in your aero ?

Then after you see roots, you put them into the 4x4 for 3 weeks then off to the 8x4 tables ... but does all three tables run the same ppm/ec ??

I was thinking i could do the same thing with 6 plants in flowering 2 plant groups at three weeks apart all in the same ebbaflow .... what do you think ... i only have a 2x2x5 flowering... that will only work if all three stages run the same ppm/ec ..... any thoughts

Hulk Nugs said:

Alright so what kind of nutes are you running in your aero ?

Then after you see roots, you put them into the 4x4 for 3 weeks then off to the 8x4 tables ... but does all three tables run the same ppm/ec ??

I was thinking i could do the same thing with 6 plants in flowering 2 plant groups at three weeks apart all in the same ebbaflow .... what do you think ... i only have a 2x2x5 flowering... that will only work if all three stages run the same ppm/ec ..... any thoughts

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I used to put them in the 4x4 for a week or so and then move them again to the larger tables but I have taken out the 4x4 and simply go to the 3x8 table from aero cloner. The only thing I do different when the new clones go in is I leave the light off above them for a couple days till any transplant shock wears off. So they just get some residual light from the other lights in the room.

Both tables run off a single resvoir that is kept at 1500-1600ppm all the time with a ph range of 5.8 to 6.2

thanks man for the info ..... i am going to try my idea it should work


hmm just was wondering .... sorry for all the questions man.....from your tables if you put a 2x2 square on it how many plants would you fit in it??

man just caught on to this thread. i seen some of ur pic in the pic gallery i believe a few days ago. incredible nugz man. i think i may build a similiar diy table. my bud room is very similiar in size 12x8 i believe. thinking bout a wood built tray from wall to wall like 4x12. so they sit in net pots and hydroton, roots hanging like aero, but get flooded e an f style? that may work for me since i have a aero cloner (2 of em) and ive started vegging with a couple bubbleponics systems. i wanted to do an e an f in my budd room, but was concerned that im already *in veg* in net post with roots dangling out. would u explain ur exact fitting and wut not for draining , the pump, the rez, the bulk head fitting. ive got alot to learn about e and f, and would love to become ur student after seeing ur pics . some rep at u too

wonderful setup. i'm in the same boat as tilemaster. would like a few more details on specs of your system...

how many times do you flood per day? same when lights are on and off?

how many gallons is your res?

whats your veg room look like?

Hey Mr. Tat2ue, quick question for you - although it looks like you don't from the pics that you've posted, I'm just wondering if there's any kind of a rockwool or coco slab under your netpots - I'd been told that hydroton by itself doesn't work in an E&F without a more "wet" medium below it as a failsafe should the pump go down for any amount of time.

Thanks for your time.

Bob Smith said:

Hey Mr. Tat2ue, quick question for you - although it looks like you don't from the pics that you've posted, I'm just wondering if there's any kind of a rockwool or coco slab under your netpots - I'd been told that hydroton by itself doesn't work in an E&F without a more "wet" medium below it as a failsafe should the pump go down for any amount of time.

Thanks for your time.

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No medium under net pots. The netpots are suspended about 3/4 of an inch above the bottom of the ebb and flow table and only have hydroton pellets inside the netpots for a medium. If the pump does go out, there is enough moisture at the bottom of the table and inside the root mass to hold over till I change out pumps in the event that one should fail. I always keep several in my storage cabinet just in case.

tat2ue said:

No medium under net pots. The netpots are suspended about 3/4 of an inch above the bottom of the ebb and flow table and only have hydroton pellets inside the netpots for a medium. If the pump does go out, there is enough moisture at the bottom of the table and inside the root mass to hold over till I change out pumps in the event that one should fail. I always keep several in my storage cabinet just in case.

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Thank you very much; one more question for you - how'd you construct the net pot holder above your tables? Is there a special drill bit that you used? And is that plywood?

Again, thanks so much for your time.

well i think we still want for details of ur system, pics , and all that . those bud shots were amazing, no we neeed the recipe!

tilemaster said:

well i think we still want for details of ur system, pics , and all that . those bud shots were amazing, no we neeed the recipe!

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Brothers...sorry I have not responded in a timley fashion like I usually do .but my job has been kicking my ass like a mofo. Leave at 2pm. get home at 4 to 6 am and then tend to my garden and catch a few zzzzz's and do it all over again. Finally got a cpl days off and will get to you pm's after I come out of my coma ....lol

dam one busy guy, sounds like you have barley any free time hmmm but one really thing positive is the checks coming in . then the free time you have shit skys the limit .....

Hey man justtook a rip and was wondering, still trying to find the info on here some where but was wondering what your average was per plant ?? I know every one's setup is different so different numbers just trying to get ball park.


Thanks for your help when you have the time.... keep up the great buds!!

ya cause im thinking of going to 4x4 pans essentially and wanna run something similiar. i found lids for the pans...



American Hydroponics
Net Well Insert
This custom designed "lid" works with American Hydroponics 3Ft x 3Ft Econo Ebb & Flood Trays (above). The Net Well holds twenty-four (24) 5.5 inch Heavy Duty Net Pots, lifting them off the bottom of the growing tray for the ultimate in root aeration. Pots fit snugly in the "wells" which reduces the need for trellising.
The Net Well also creates a cover for the roots of your plants, which prevents any light from penetrating the roots, and keeps algae growth to an absolute minimum. Achieving the healthiest root zone possible is the key to large, lush plants!




so if you run something like this, instead of normal flood and drain with individual contaniers, do you just leave the pump on 24/7 and set the overflow for about half way up the pan? no airpump needed, because of all the pump aeration?

help me out with these ideas !!

I'VE SEEN DIFFERENT SETUPS AND A REALLY REALLY HAVE TO SAY I THINK THIS IS THE BEST YEILDING SYSTEM YET AND ITS KIND OF WHAT I WAS THINKING.. IF YOU HAVE A 40 PLNT CYCLE GOING EVERY TWO DAYS THAT MEANS IN THE LONG RUN YOU WILL HAVE ABOUT 16 LBS EVERY WEEK NO PROBLEM... DON'T MATTER WANT.. I LIKE THIS ONE HERE. I NEVER HAVE A GROW JUST BEEN READING AND READING AND IT REALLY SEEMS TO ME E & F IS THE BEST LEAST WORK AND LEAST USELESS STUFF. BUY THE WAY YOUR NOT RUNNING CO2 RIGHT? WHICH MEANS YOU ARE RUNNING 3 1000W LIGHT SOME FANS.COOLING SOME FOOD WITH A SOG OR SCROG SETUP THATS CRAZY.... YOU NEED TO BE THE RIU GROWER OF THE YEAR LOL(AND STILL WORK... THE GREAT USA LOL) NICE SHIT HOMIE KEEP DOING WHAT YOU DO STAY SAFE AND TRUST NO ONE....

I meant every two wks so. Thats about 6 to 9lbs every two weeks... Dam thats a good move.

I SEEN THIS IS THIS A GOOD DEAL OR SYSTEM???????

I Have two Hydrofarm Aerflo systems for sale. These systems are slightly used but have been cleaned and disinfected inside and out. They are for indoor cultivation under grow lights. They have extremely fast production time and each system has a 40 gallon resevior.

System 1 is a 36 plant site system that retails for $ 937.74, I am willing to sell it for $ 400.00 firm

System 2 is a 60 plant site system that retails for $1173.33, I am willing to sell it for $ 600.00 firm

I will negotiate price if someone wants to buy both systems together. These systems are perfect for setting up a sea of green type growing systems.

All info and specs on these two systems can be found at www.hydrofarm.com

AND THIS.... (I'M NOT TRYING TO TAKE YOUR TREAD OVER JUST ASKING YOU AND THE GUY(GALS) SOME QUICK INFO THAT ALL)

Used set of hydro grow lights includes:

Green Air Products carbon dioxide generator CD-6LP

(2x) Metal Halide Complete System Hydrofarm Radiant MH 1000w 9 3/8 X 21 X 21 inch
(2x) Hydrofarm grow light 1000W 120V 9.0A ballasts

With more usable light energy and a better lighting pattern than ordinary grow lights, no wonder the Hydrofarm Radiant is our best selling grow light. Designed exclusively for Hydrofarm by America's foremost lighting laboratory, the Radiant is rugged and durable with an exclusive double-wall cooling design(patent pending). The Hydrofarm Radiant is very easy to use, hanging in minutes with the included hangers. With better performance, more features, a powder paint coated, galvanized steel housing, and a multi-faceted computer-designed specular aluminum interior we're confident you'll be satisfied.

The Hydrofarm Radiant grow light has the World's Finest Reflective Specular Aluminum - 99.85% Pure with 95% Reflectivity. This multi-faceted computer-designed aluminum interior provides maximum reflectivity. The Hydrofarm Radiant grow light gives your plants more usable light energy with a better lighting pattern. This grow light's Cool Running Patented Double Wall-Design allows placement of light closer to plant. Complete systems include reflector, lamp, lamp cord set including socket, and ballast.


(3x) Metal Halide Complete System Hydrofarm 22x26" Hydrofarm light systems w/ 1000W bulbs
(3x) Diamond Horticultural 1000W #DMH1000 ballasts
2 with optional glass lens

(6x) Xtrasun Mondo Reflector Flange Kit

(2x) Foodsaver wide mouth jar sealer

Hydrofarm light system information and operating instructions

Green Air Products magazine with diagrams, plant care, and instructions

See pictures for more details but they don't include all of the lighting systems. Selling everything as a package - I'm not willing to break it up at this point. Asking $1200 o.b.o. for everything.

I must say you are a titan within us peasants with your beast of a setup. I bow down to your superiority. Amazing set up. Truly. I almost wanted to masturbate to your pictures. Congrats on the setup.

Beercat

Tat do you remember what your final dry weight was? the 95g wet harvest

can it be adapt to soil

whatapothead said:

Tat do you remember what your final dry weight was? the 95g wet harvest

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It was more than 95 grams but I don't remember the dry weight. The dried/cured weight is usually about 20 to 25 percent of the wet weight though.