looking good my friend
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looking good my friend
Looks sweet bro. I just hope you dont plan to try and flower them all in there. I would flower out the best 4-6. Good luck, ill be watching. Peace
Ahhh! The similar avatars are making me bonkers! My brain keeps thinking you two are the same person! **takes another hit** Okay, I'm better now... on with the show
Looking good, my man! I'm working on a rubbermaid grow as well as a tent grow. Glad to see the rubbermaids being so popular! It really seems like the cheap easy way to get started. I like my grow boxes like I like my women... cheap and eas... :cough: okay, you get the point
I'll throw my vote in there, you don't have much vertical space. In situations like these, I'm theoretically a fan of the Dr. Bud SOG style. I don't know if you've read any of his stuff here on IC Mag but his philosophy is something like this...
Any old bone head can put a plant in some soil and harvest 7g dry. Imagine a grower that gets his set up dialed in; he could easily produce 10-15g dry off the same plant. Now imagine that same grower producing 20 plants. The worst case scenario would be getting 140g dry, and on the better end, a good grower could expect upwards of 300g
IMO, it's easier to set up a perpetual system with a SOG, as there is no training to worry about (well, almost none, do what your plants need none the less). You just let the bitches grow!! Collect the fat colas that come from this style of growing
Just some thoughts,
- Hella
Hey lmv931, good effort there!
That little fan you have there, I have one like it, you can bend the fan blades to increase the pitch and it will increase the cfms. Mine was barely blowing anything before I made the modification. Be careful though to only bend them forward because if the blades are moved back any they will hit the motor.
Nice setup
I was wondering what you used to cut into the rubbermaids?
Also, could you post a picture of how you set up your lights?
Thanks
Thanks for stoping by overmind..... I used just a regular $2.99 utility knife and a razor blade. The knife made to initial cuts then I took the razor and carefully carved the rest of the holes out. I have attached pics of the lights below. They are housed in 1 1/4 inch PVC pipe with a piece of weather stripping wrapped around the base of the clamp light so they fit snug into the PVC (this was probably the hardest part, getting the right size PVC and getting them to stay in place.) I know the middle light looks a bit crooked but thats because the top part is on its side when it sits up right the lights hang straight.
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Thanks. I'm always curious to see the ways ppl attached CFLs to rubbermaids lol. I love it.
Are those 42w 6500k CFLs? Imo, you should try to add one more if heat is not an issue. Lifeless did very well with his rubbermaid grows where he used 4 42watts in a similar setup.
Good luck
Very nice, things are going well for you
How long you planning to veg for?