Upside down grow.

GrowingPA

GrowingPA

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Do you think it would be possible to grow weed upside down like people do with tomatoes. They just use 5 gallon buckets with a hole in the bottom and a lid on top, Then they put the plant in it and hang it outside and then mother nature takes over. I wonder how this would work with an indoor H.p.s set up, i could see danger with water dripping on the lamp but Im sure someone could figure it out or perhaps give it a try.
 
PurfectStorm

PurfectStorm

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probably would work, but my guess is that if it has gravity assisting it as well, that plant would stretch like a motherfucker.

thats just on top of the hole water drip and dirt fallin out bit.

my suggestion...fogettaboutit
 
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malady

Active Member
it def. works

on another great forum i think the members name is shaggy has some crazy tricks lozl:eyesmoke:
 
El chopchop

El chopchop

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hey malady,

Do you by any chance know anythin about aeroponics? bin searchin but not many members are online...
 
headbandrocker

headbandrocker

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It works,i did a experiment with a clone placed onto a ziplock bag with some hydro pellets then tied a string to one of the bottom corners.It grew up twards the light and had crazy roots.Make a bucket one! I wanna see! Hbr
 
Space Angel

Space Angel

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a sheet of glass between the light and plant would take care of anything falling onto light. keep us posted if you try it, really gets my attention!
 
PurfectStorm

PurfectStorm

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Space Angel said:
a sheet of glass between the light and plant would take care of anything falling onto light. keep us posted if you try it, really gets my attention!
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that same sheet of glass would also take away from usable lumens for the plant. i guess its cool for novelty, but its not going to increase yield and probably be more work than its worth.
 
Zhu

Zhu

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omega garden grows upside down,sideways,and normal so you shouldnt have any problems growing upside down. I was thinking of trying it a couple months ago when I got some upside down tomato hangers.
 
jman,tokerforlife

jman,tokerforlife

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According to the plea agreement, LATHAM designed eight machines out of aluminum that looked like ferris wheels. Each machine held 24 rows of plants with eight plants in each row for a total of 192 plants per machine. The plants would rotate around the machine, passing by grow lights, dipping into a hydroponic grow solution at the bottom or passing under a hydroponic grow solution,so yeah it can be done!!
 
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xxtoadxx

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omegagardens.com or omegagarden.com thats what ur talkin about, shits dope. look at the couresel one... 6 on 1 rack.... omg =/ i did the math... its nuts how much profit you'd make off 1 grow
 
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