specialkayme
Well-Known Member
If you are accepting helpful criticism, I think you have your work cut out ahead of you.
If stealth is your goal, awesome, but you are not really near there yet. First off, I would make it lightproof TODAY. Seal it up. Second I would sand down the jagged edges that don't run smooth with it, make it look like a box, not like a few boards that you hammered together. Take the stickers off of it (the barcode ones) and paint it. I would recomend painting it a lite blue color with some clouds and a train on it. Sounds gay, I know, but that way it would look like an old toy box. If someone sees it, tell them you keep your toys in it that you had when you were growing up, for sentimental reasons. It would explain the lock on it as well. Probably wouldn't raise too many questions if someone saw it.
Next you need to think about ventilation. I know you have an ocolating fan on the inside, which is great, but an intake hole and an exhaust fan would work great. Even if temps are not an issue, getting some of the air moving is better for the plant. If the only thing you do is put a small computer fan in the top right corner near the back, and a passive intake hole in the bottom left that would be fine. Of course make sure you light proof these with 90 degree baffles.
Lastly, what are your concerns in regards to smell? Planning on running a carbon scrubber, or an o3 (ozone) generator? If you are 15 days into flowering, this is probably something that should have been covered about 45 days ago, but if I were you I would fix this problem TODAY, before they start stinking up your house and getting you busted.
This is all only if you are going for stealth. If not, it doesn't matter much. I would still advise the ventilation though, and either get the mylar installed, or paint the inside flat white.
I would fix the outlet that you pluged it into as well. You have alot of power running from that light socket you converted back into a power plug. Not really recomended, you might start a fire. Just read up on some wiring and put in an outlet. Better to do it now, do it right, and do it smart then to wait and be lazy, and get a fire later on.
But your plants look great man. A little small, but I think that's what you were going for. So good job, and good luck.
If stealth is your goal, awesome, but you are not really near there yet. First off, I would make it lightproof TODAY. Seal it up. Second I would sand down the jagged edges that don't run smooth with it, make it look like a box, not like a few boards that you hammered together. Take the stickers off of it (the barcode ones) and paint it. I would recomend painting it a lite blue color with some clouds and a train on it. Sounds gay, I know, but that way it would look like an old toy box. If someone sees it, tell them you keep your toys in it that you had when you were growing up, for sentimental reasons. It would explain the lock on it as well. Probably wouldn't raise too many questions if someone saw it.
Next you need to think about ventilation. I know you have an ocolating fan on the inside, which is great, but an intake hole and an exhaust fan would work great. Even if temps are not an issue, getting some of the air moving is better for the plant. If the only thing you do is put a small computer fan in the top right corner near the back, and a passive intake hole in the bottom left that would be fine. Of course make sure you light proof these with 90 degree baffles.
Lastly, what are your concerns in regards to smell? Planning on running a carbon scrubber, or an o3 (ozone) generator? If you are 15 days into flowering, this is probably something that should have been covered about 45 days ago, but if I were you I would fix this problem TODAY, before they start stinking up your house and getting you busted.
This is all only if you are going for stealth. If not, it doesn't matter much. I would still advise the ventilation though, and either get the mylar installed, or paint the inside flat white.
I would fix the outlet that you pluged it into as well. You have alot of power running from that light socket you converted back into a power plug. Not really recomended, you might start a fire. Just read up on some wiring and put in an outlet. Better to do it now, do it right, and do it smart then to wait and be lazy, and get a fire later on.
But your plants look great man. A little small, but I think that's what you were going for. So good job, and good luck.
...ohh boy i cant wait to smoke some home grown afghany goo
