10' x 10' room.
Arched enclove with a raised frame for a bed on one side.
Small, 4' x 2.5', double-door closet.
Completely cover and seal the room with panda plastic and duct tape.
Take a couple sets of two-by-fours and make a 8' x 8' room inside of the
10' x 10' room. We now have a 2' hallway between the permament room and the growing room.
2-3" Chicken wire screen is attatched 2-2.5 feet above the floor. Wooden grow bed is fitted
beneath the screen, big enough to contain five 6-10" net pots (the bigger, the better). Beneath
each net pot is a 5 gallon bucket.
Outside of the 8' x 8' room is a shelf containing a 20-50lb Co2 tank with a regulator that hooks
into a Co2/Ventilation controller. a 735CFM vents the grow room through a canfan-50 every 15 minutes
or when the humidity raises too high, or the heat, synced with the Co2, venting internally.
Inside the grow room a 6' light rail is attatched in the middle with a 400-1000w HPS light, reflected
with a hydrofarm suncool reflector. If 1000w light is used, possibility of having a secondary ventilation
that is primary and only used to cool the reflector.
Two resivoirs will be contained inside of the small closet. One 20 gallon, and one 45 gallon. A 450GPH
water pump will irrigate each 6" net pot, 6 times a day, for 2 minutes per day. The other resivoir is
for nutrient solution, which will be mixed by hand but aerated by air pumps and air stones.
The medium will be a soil/soil-less mix of soil and perlite and soil-moist pellets, or a soil-less mix
of perlite and vermiculite.
A commercial air pump attatched to 5 vinyl black tubing will aerate the medium via a sponge located
beneath the surface, how many times it will do this per hour has yet to be decided.
Arched enclove with a raised frame for a bed on one side.
Small, 4' x 2.5', double-door closet.
Completely cover and seal the room with panda plastic and duct tape.
Take a couple sets of two-by-fours and make a 8' x 8' room inside of the
10' x 10' room. We now have a 2' hallway between the permament room and the growing room.
2-3" Chicken wire screen is attatched 2-2.5 feet above the floor. Wooden grow bed is fitted
beneath the screen, big enough to contain five 6-10" net pots (the bigger, the better). Beneath
each net pot is a 5 gallon bucket.
Outside of the 8' x 8' room is a shelf containing a 20-50lb Co2 tank with a regulator that hooks
into a Co2/Ventilation controller. a 735CFM vents the grow room through a canfan-50 every 15 minutes
or when the humidity raises too high, or the heat, synced with the Co2, venting internally.
Inside the grow room a 6' light rail is attatched in the middle with a 400-1000w HPS light, reflected
with a hydrofarm suncool reflector. If 1000w light is used, possibility of having a secondary ventilation
that is primary and only used to cool the reflector.
Two resivoirs will be contained inside of the small closet. One 20 gallon, and one 45 gallon. A 450GPH
water pump will irrigate each 6" net pot, 6 times a day, for 2 minutes per day. The other resivoir is
for nutrient solution, which will be mixed by hand but aerated by air pumps and air stones.
The medium will be a soil/soil-less mix of soil and perlite and soil-moist pellets, or a soil-less mix
of perlite and vermiculite.
A commercial air pump attatched to 5 vinyl black tubing will aerate the medium via a sponge located
beneath the surface, how many times it will do this per hour has yet to be decided.
