Ideas for simple indoor set up for outdoor grow?

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Outdoor noob

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I was looking to start off some seeds indoor for an outdoor guerilla, I was wondering if anyone had any ideas to help me start off some seeds. I need them to just be tall enough to go outside.

I was actually wondering if an aero garden would work? Or any other suggestions are greatly appreciated.
 
SimplySmoked

SimplySmoked

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I've seen people have success in grows with aerogardens. There are many good and easy ways to grow indoors. Look around and see what suits your needs.
 
desertrat

desertrat

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no need for anything fancy. germinate your seeds in a wet paper towel, place each germinated seed in its own small containter (like 1 quart) and place under a couple of cfl bulbs in cheap fixtures.
 
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ice farmer

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I usually just let them grow in with the rest of the indoor garden. Just be sure to bring them out side just before solstice. I have found that the roots go deeper, thus the canopy gets bigger too.
 
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desertrat said:
no need for anything fancy. germinate your seeds in a wet paper towel, place each germinated seed in its own small containter (like 1 quart) and place under a couple of cfl bulbs in cheap fixtures.
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I thought the same, maybe a small makeshift box with some reflective lining and a CFL bulb or two, but dont I also need some sort of ventalation? This is where I was thrown off.
 
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ice farmer said:
I usually just let them grow in with the rest of the indoor garden. Just be sure to bring them out side just before solstice. I have found that the roots go deeper, thus the canopy gets bigger too.
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Great tip my friend, when is solstice?
Is it March 20th?
Just did a quick google search.
 
desertrat

desertrat

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Outdoor noob said:
I thought the same, maybe a small makeshift box with some reflective lining and a CFL bulb or two, but dont I also need some sort of ventalation? This is where I was thrown off.
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yeah, you'll need to do a little more for a stealth grow. ventilation and odor control are both important. there are lots of grow journals on this site that show how to build or buy a stealth unit.
 
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desertrat said:
yeah, you'll need to do a little more for a stealth grow. ventilation and odor control are both important. there are lots of grow journals on this site that show how to build or buy a stealth unit.
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I'm not looking to grow an entire plant, just enough for them to go outside
Is still ventilation important?
 
SimplySmoked

SimplySmoked

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Depending on the size and quantity of bulbs you use, you should only need like, a computer fan with a passive intake. just something to circulate the air and keep temps down a few degrees.
 
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Immature587

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I did the outdoor thing the last three years and I just found a good spot on my deck or the side of the house to get them going before going out into the fields. When they're that small no one will know what they are. It just looked like some weeds had taken root in my discarded pots in the backyard
 
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SimplySmoked said:
Depending on the size and quantity of bulbs you use, you should only need like, a computer fan with a passive intake. just something to circulate the air and keep temps down a few degrees.
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+repped.

I'll try that.


Immature587 said:
I did the outdoor thing the last three years and I just found a good spot on my deck or the side of the house to get them going before going out into the fields. When they're that small no one will know what they are. It just looked like some weeds had taken root in my discarded pots in the backyard
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Let me just say, I wont 'fool' anyone this year.
 
sven deisel

sven deisel

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dont forget to harden ur plants. get them used to sunlight a litle at a time b4 just putting them out sunlight is a huge leap from floros. cages r a good idea to critters love to catch a buzz off ur goodies
 
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