Buried Semi Trailer Grow Room

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klido04

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if you have netflix on your xbox look for a movie/show called "THe Union" its all about marijuana business and such they walked through a busted grow op that was train cars buried under ground but it was 2 side by side and 10 cars long all connected together and produced unthinkable amounts of money cant remember everything about it but you have the same idea just smaller scale. looked like they had it set up amazing
 
fabfun

fabfun

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there was a guy on another site who had a metal shipping container buried and another placed on top of it with a trap door called the "bud bunker"
 
allen bud

allen bud

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Well did you watch vid to seethe huge comercial grow he has going on! that was a sweet set up..you whouldnt have that much room in container to have grow room ,cloneing space (holy fucking clones batman!!)and to flower that many girls ,but i would love to have an underground room like the container!!DSCI0022.jpgpic is for me to see if i am able to post pics again ,and i can lovely!
 
junker1

junker1

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cannaman2.5 said:
i've been involved in this before.The best way to do it is to get shipping containers. much stronger and will do the job.I think we got 2 used ones for around 2800 dollars.Ours were 40ft long and 7.5 feet wide.i built a ballast wall with 1000 watt hps's.which we flipped between the two boxes to cut down on the cost of ballast's so 20 ballasts and ran a 75kw generator.Someone above said something about a 5kw hate to tell ya but that isn't gonna run shit.2 split air units in each container 20 cool sun hoods a piece vented.Built raised beds and planted in cocco as you can reuse it three times before having to haul it out.controllers fans,nutes and soil total investment around 40-45k.Turn around in the first 10 weeks is about 285k after costs.and the diesel fuel was around three grand.Also remember you can only safely draw 80% of what your generator's rated for
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sweet,

how about ten of em above ground and rent them out to patients so they can grow their own?
 
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