Grow Shed

HiPotency

HiPotency

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thats an awesome set up.. i'm jealous of your convenience lmao.. but hey my only concern is if you have nosy ass neighbors.. just something to think about.. i would be kinda sketched out about when and how i maintained my business outdoors =P a bowlpack might calm the nerves tho ha
goodluck
 
OGEvilgenius

OGEvilgenius

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lakew00d said:
That would be awesome, but I would buy the cans and only do it in corners of the shed, I dont think that foam would help keep cold out.
I think insulation would be cheaper. like the fiberglass shit. but That might not be possible to put up.
Maybe you could upload a picture of what you got.
and if you plan on using HID lights. those will keep the shed warm. but when the lights turn off it might get chilly.
and would could get a temp controller from C.A.P. they have one that will control cooling and heating.
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Maybe he could split it into two rooms, both flowering so lights are going all the time and then vent inside the rooms? Keep it a closed system?
 
Decepticon

Decepticon

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View attachment 1925332

The Frame for the screen which will be done tomorrow :D, but i need to figure out how i am gonna set up the lights, im thinkin making legs for it but make it go the height of the shed and make another frame for the top so i can hang chains for the lights
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hammer6913

hammer6913

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looks good deception. good luck with keeping it warm. hope it works out great for ya. now lets see some good plants growiun in there. i cant remember if ya let us in on what ur planning on growing in there., give us ur line up.
 
Decepticon

Decepticon

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i need to set the lights up then i think itll be done

gonna fix the frame, tripod style legs isnt very sturdy
 
Decepticon

Decepticon

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frame is fixed,

still havent added the light setup yet because i cant start growing til February

todays project is adding utility shed inside and use it for seedlings/clones and for breeding

35cdbdb3-90e0-4597-ae29-fb021dcfdd51_400.jpg not the one im using but its close enough
 
stonerman

stonerman

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Did you mention a heating system? Your gonna have to heat that sucker if you plan on growing during the winter, insulation only keeps heat in better, but without a source of heat other then cfls you will have freezing temps. Then Id be sketched about planes and what not flying over picking up a heat signature luminating from the shed in the dead of winter, 24/7. Just some things to think about.
 
Decepticon

Decepticon

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yeah i already though about that, i cant start til late jan or in feb so thats okay, but i was gonna put a small heater in there, but most ppl in these parts have outside woodstoves so the shed being just a little larger then that im not worryed about fly overs which is rarely to none
 
scroglodyte

scroglodyte

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watch out for moisture problems. you don't want to trap it in the walls or ceiling. you may have to climate-control the shed, even when not in use, to avoid moisture problems. might be good to glue a strip of screen along any seams, too. and duct tape them too. have total control of intake and exhaust, or they will bite you in the arse. i don't suppose it has a south-facing roof? a nice little solar panel. ah, to dream. my buried shipping container.........one day.
 
scroglodyte

scroglodyte

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scroggin' it? my, man. gonna bust yer back reachin' over and under that screen. 4 plants....give yourself an aisle........two an two. just one gardener's opinion.
 
Decepticon

Decepticon

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yeah i was playin with how many plants to put under it i had 2 buckets then pictured it and the screen looks to big for 2 and i tried 3 and it looked okay but still had the bucket in the back tried 4 it looked clean like it would fill the whole screen but yeah its gonna be a back buster to drain and add new water to the back ones and to pull em under, but i might go out there and toy with it some more til something clicks cause the screen is 4ft long and 2ft wide
 
hammer6913

hammer6913

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if u want a screen set up use an outdoor hanging basket that has coconut noir in take out coconut and turn upsidedown. run three stakes into bottom of pot then zip strip the bonnet if u will to the stakes, works great. i will see if i can find a pic.
 
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