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Gr8fulbud
This one was begun in early October and was based on several designs in these forums that employ mother/clone, bud drying, and flower rooms all contained in one cab. I'm attempting a Dr. Bud style grow although a single plant scrog may be easier than maintaining a greater # of plants.
The Cab
Dimensions are 28" wide X 32" high X 13" deep.
Right side is the flower chamber, left side is the mother/clone chamber, the two center partitions are light labyrinth/drying chamber.
Air flow through the cab.
Reflectix applied to grow chambers.
Light traps were painted with flat black paint.
All parts were glued, clamped, and screwed to make the MDF stronger.
Two passive intakes on the bottom and an active exhaust on top. PVC toilet flanges bolted on. Dryer vent will be connected to the intakes and routed into a boxed light trap.
Lights wired together and hung in the cab. I used (5)-23 watt mixed spectrum CFLs for the first week and then switched to 2700K for flowering. The mother/clone chamber has (2)-23 watt daylight bulbs. The fan is a 120mm computer fan rated 95cfm. It is pushing through a DIY carbon filter and pulled out of the back of the utility room by another 120mm fan.
Weatherstripping was applied with Gorilla Glue for maximum hold.
Doors were weighed down with water jugs to slightly compress the weatherstrip prior to installing the hinges.
Sheetrock screws were installed to provide for an adjustable wire shelf in each of the three chambers.
This guy supervised the project!
Finished cab sitting next to a refrigerator; something to blame fan noise on!
All stealthed up!
The Cab
Dimensions are 28" wide X 32" high X 13" deep.Made with 1/2" MDF, glued and screwed.
Right side is the flower chamber, left side is the mother/clone chamber, the two center partitions are light labyrinth/drying chamber.
Air flow through the cab.
Reflectix applied to grow chambers.
Light traps were painted with flat black paint.
All parts were glued, clamped, and screwed to make the MDF stronger.
Two passive intakes on the bottom and an active exhaust on top. PVC toilet flanges bolted on. Dryer vent will be connected to the intakes and routed into a boxed light trap.
Lights wired together and hung in the cab. I used (5)-23 watt mixed spectrum CFLs for the first week and then switched to 2700K for flowering. The mother/clone chamber has (2)-23 watt daylight bulbs. The fan is a 120mm computer fan rated 95cfm. It is pushing through a DIY carbon filter and pulled out of the back of the utility room by another 120mm fan.
Weatherstripping was applied with Gorilla Glue for maximum hold.
Doors were weighed down with water jugs to slightly compress the weatherstrip prior to installing the hinges.
Sheetrock screws were installed to provide for an adjustable wire shelf in each of the three chambers.
This guy supervised the project!
Finished cab sitting next to a refrigerator; something to blame fan noise on!
All stealthed up!More to come!
