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TheConstantGardner

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Equipment

400 watt nextgen digital ballast
400 watt Philips Ceramalux Alto bulb
3 - 65 watt (actual) CFLs for side lighting
4" Vortex fan exhaust (177 CFM)
16lb charcoal filter (rated for 200 CFM)
3 - 35 gallon totes
Misc. air pumps
Room size - ~280 CF
Genetics - misc. bagseed until I get my system dialed in.

So far my temps have stayed between 65f and 70f

Water temp is 68f

Nutes - GHF 3 part

pH 6.5

Plants went into flower on 12/26

Following pic is 12/21 and 12/26

Comments are welcomed
 

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TheConstantGardner

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Day 5 on 12/12 schedule

no signs of sex yet...really need to cull the herd soon. Added a few more CFLs on the right side to brighten it up on the corner. Overall very healthy growth.

Picture is a combination of 12/26 and 12/31 to show growth progression.
 

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TheConstantGardner

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Here's an idea that may be of use to you.

I have a good carbon scrubber, but wanted to muffle the exhaust and give me a little extra protection since I exhaust into another area of the house.

This is a take on the well-known bucket ONA air cleaner. My current setup is as such:

|Carbon Scrubber|----hose----|Vortex Fan|---hose---|through wall|---hose---|Bucket with ONA and water|--->exhaust through holes, then through vent in wall



The bucket also muffles the exhaust sound and the vent in the wall allows the softly scented air to waft out. I spray a mixture of bleach and water on the walls inside the enclosed area to inhibit any mold that may occur from the raised humidity.
 

litljohn

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the grow is looking great and there exploding real quick,+ rep,my question is,whats are those red square patches just under the plants.:bigjoint:
 

TheConstantGardner

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those are covers for the access holes. They're made from the cut-out circles and my wife's pink duck tape. Yes, hot pink duck tape. Sigh, it was all I could find...
 

TheConstantGardner

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2 weeks since first hairs and they are looking happy. The flowering stretch seems to have stopped (and not a moment too soon), and they are very healthy :bigjoint:
 

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