Some update on my dead head shed, it’s taking me forever but it’s not half assed and I’m trying to really make it purpose built, informed by years of growing experience. It is environment secure and easily maintained, like a miniature professional operation. Funny enough, my goal is to find backing this year and go pro! I’m going to help my brother get started in producing his own extract line in Oklahoma this year, ideally that will be enough to get a grub steak for my venture. There was hope for a rec market here this year, legislators fucked that up though. I’m determined, even if it’s just a mom and pop shop to get started. I’m ready to break into the industry. Wow, that’s really on my mind, I didn’t even mean to bring that up.
So in these pictures the first shows how the floor is graded and a Portland pan formed to send runoff to the drain. Normally I would put a pan liner and do a fully formed shower style basin, this is the only prototype I’m building into my structure. I may regret it but we shall see. I’m doing this smaller amount of prep then putting an 1/8 inch of flex seal. Essentially I’m turning it into a rubber tub floor. @$90 a gallon I’m not saving much in material cost but at my current speed it should save some time. I need that as this is taking forever. lol
The next shows the light baffles I built into the raised floor, I should have taken pictures during the build because this doesn’t really show what’s going on there. There are 440 degrees worth of turns to prevent light from getting into the fresh air plenum. Then there is separation of the air inlets such that indirect light cannot be shared between the two grow spaces. Finally a shot of how the grow areas are coming along, once I lay the rubber floor I’ll finish the door side wall and put in the exhaust controls and bring in the lights and girls.
I'm doing an ozone generator, mixing channel, to carbon filter remanded output for sterile smells off the shed. Better to not invite any would be thieves. Carbon is recharged by ozone, putting the carbon filter on the output of the ozone mixing assures thoroughly mixing of the ozone and complete treatment of output smell. This is overkill but it works great. I have grown og and chem d in residential neighborhoods with no trace using this method! I’ll take pics for reference when I put this in.