tranka32
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**Strains: Dairy Queen, Ace Of Spades, Jack The Ripper, Sour Kush and the keeper of the garden the little sweet haze that could.
(You will see it doing some regular photo bombing. The patient that gifted it to me was calling it he and correcting himself with "she". It looks like a girl to me but I always say he as well. I keep him around even though she is small she is said to be very good medicine!)
**Medium: Espoma Organic potting soil and some coco seed starter mixed together with 1 cup of crushed oyster shell per bag and a hand full of Jonathan Green tomato and plant ferts mixed well.
(I am on a very tight budget and used what was available and cost effective. In the future I will be going as organic as possible hoping to achieve 100% and OMRI approved but for now it is what it is.)
** Environment:
*Area: An approximate 3x2x11 foot space sectioned into 2 with a space left for future ventilation and scrubbing between the levels. Insulated with 3/4 inch styro foam sheets and the reflective thin type insulating material you can buy at the big blue box hardware chain. The area is lined with black and white poly, taped with white duct tape and sealed with temporary doors made out of the same material and closed with velcro stips.
*Lighting: Lower level is lit by a 2 foot 6 bulb Power Trip HO T5 with a dual spectrum bulb configuration; 4 24 watt 6500k in center slots and 2 24 watt 3700k in the two outer slots. I
will be using additional HO T5 with PAR configuration for flowering as finances permit. The upper deck is lit by a single 125 watt CFL with generic parabolic wing reflector.
* Ventilation and air scrubbing: I am still working on this and having some trouble putting it all together but to be honest I have put the least amount of thought into this part. I made a home made type bucket and activated carbon with fan design that works but not really good enough. I will be using a 6 inch exhaust fan with T connector to pull and scrub air from both levels. At first I am looking to make this a passive air intake system "I think that's what it's called".
(This is a space restricted closet grow. I am improvising and adapting as I go. Most of all I am trying to do this as close as possible to the right way while staying within budget. My temps very seldom if ever get below 75 and 85 F and RH is usually never below 40%)
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Now Jump ahead to yesterday here they all are sun bathing in the late morning~
(You will see it doing some regular photo bombing. The patient that gifted it to me was calling it he and correcting himself with "she". It looks like a girl to me but I always say he as well. I keep him around even though she is small she is said to be very good medicine!)
**Medium: Espoma Organic potting soil and some coco seed starter mixed together with 1 cup of crushed oyster shell per bag and a hand full of Jonathan Green tomato and plant ferts mixed well.
(I am on a very tight budget and used what was available and cost effective. In the future I will be going as organic as possible hoping to achieve 100% and OMRI approved but for now it is what it is.)
** Environment:
*Area: An approximate 3x2x11 foot space sectioned into 2 with a space left for future ventilation and scrubbing between the levels. Insulated with 3/4 inch styro foam sheets and the reflective thin type insulating material you can buy at the big blue box hardware chain. The area is lined with black and white poly, taped with white duct tape and sealed with temporary doors made out of the same material and closed with velcro stips.
*Lighting: Lower level is lit by a 2 foot 6 bulb Power Trip HO T5 with a dual spectrum bulb configuration; 4 24 watt 6500k in center slots and 2 24 watt 3700k in the two outer slots. I
will be using additional HO T5 with PAR configuration for flowering as finances permit. The upper deck is lit by a single 125 watt CFL with generic parabolic wing reflector.
* Ventilation and air scrubbing: I am still working on this and having some trouble putting it all together but to be honest I have put the least amount of thought into this part. I made a home made type bucket and activated carbon with fan design that works but not really good enough. I will be using a 6 inch exhaust fan with T connector to pull and scrub air from both levels. At first I am looking to make this a passive air intake system "I think that's what it's called".
(This is a space restricted closet grow. I am improvising and adapting as I go. Most of all I am trying to do this as close as possible to the right way while staying within budget. My temps very seldom if ever get below 75 and 85 F and RH is usually never below 40%)
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View attachment 2121274Now Jump ahead to yesterday here they all are sun bathing in the late morning~
