6K Sealed Chernobyl

[Shcrews]

^^^good organic farmers could care less about drainage... give the soil the water it needs, no more, no less.

and i'm guessing the chains are attached to the hoods via a clasp that is easy to take off and raise a few inches, .... rope and pulleys just arent as durable as jack chain.


Vincent Vega, this is one of the nicest sealed rooms i've seen in a while. do you hang out with Blazeoneup? haha. how much did you spend on this show if you dont mind me asking? minus rent of course

thanks for the inspiration, i will be starting a new project soon and i think it will look a lot like this!

 

[BritishColumbia]

Nice!

Nice!

Looks great,super clean and beds are great for the plants to help each other and re-planting is fast and easy.

 

[Lazyman]

... and re-planting is fast and easy.

Ok I gotta ask, how do you move a plant from a soil bed without breaking large amount of its roots (and those of its neighbors?) Or do you mean it's easy to load the bed initially?

I ask because I've never had a grow where plants ended up in the same spot as they started, they get moved, rotated, put under more or less light, etc etc on a regular basis. Not trying to be a dick, really, there might be some method to it I'm unfamiliar with. Thanks mate.

LM

 

[exploziv]

Nice set-up! Just great!

Good luck!

 

[odin_]

Ok I gotta ask, how do you move a plant from a soil bed without breaking large amount of its roots (and those of its neighbors?) Or do you mean it's easy to load the bed initially?

he means to put new plants in when those are done

 

[PkRipper]

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[Vincent Vega]

Sup guys I just stopped in to share some pics. As you all can see from my previous posts i deleted my pics due to a security breach but things are all wrapped up and torn down/moved out so I'm comfortable sharing pics again.

Unfortunately I no longer have many of the original pics but I'll post what i can find.

 

[Vincent Vega]

As you can see the main room was a pretty crowded environment!

First round of cuts in the main room Day 1.




The back room Day 1.

 

[itisme]

VERY VERY NICE!!!

 

[ocean_grown]

Lookin bomb dude, soil beds are the way to go. What mix are you using?

 

[Vincent Vega]

itisme: Thanks !!!
ocean_grow: Hey whats up man? I was using just promix HP or sunshine #4 no dolomite, ewc, extra perlite, nothing.

Just throw the bales into the beds, stomp them up a bit, cut them open and rake it all level. Easy as pie.

 

[Vincent Vega]

Coming along....

This strain (chernobyl) was only vegged for 7 days but it is very vigorous...Very heavy feeder with lots of stretch in the first 20 days. From what I can remember, first pic is from when they were flipped, the rest are about a week or so into bloom.

 

[Vincent Vega]

OK lets get to the buds....These pics are all at week 7.

I apologize for the poor quality of some of the pics.

 

[GDK]

Looks awesome Vince.....lovin soilbeds. Are you reusing the soil?

Stay Safe

 

[Vincent Vega]

GDK: Hey whatup bro thanks for stopping in. New soil was used every round.

Here is another run with a local strain, some kind of kush. These were vegged for 17 days (12-14") before they were flipped. Not sure what stage they are in the pics maybe 2 weeks or so. Very slooooow in veg.

And the back room:

 

[bipotato]

Beautiful work.

 

[bs0]

Do you have any problems with CO2 gen proximity? How high is your a/c and gen? What kinda breakers you have on those sockets?

Room looks BEAUTIFUL. Clean wiring, efficient ducting, very usable and organized, very efficient for the footprint. Loving it. The plants look great too.

 

[Vincent Vega]

bipotato: Thanks man I checked out your thread awesome room you have.

bs0: Sup man the ac was screwed right into the ceiling and the burner was hung about a ft from the ceiling (cement board!). It's definitely a little close to the ac box but there were a lot of space restrictions in this case.

I was worried at first about the side of the ac box getting hot and potentially catching fire but there was a lot of air movement in the room and the burner didn't fire for long so it barely even got warm.

From what I can remember the receptacles ran on two 20a circuits so 5 lights per 20a 220v breaker.

Thanks for the props on the room btw.

 

[FunkBomb]

That is some very impressive work you've done. What kind of fertilizer regiment do you use with the Pro-mix to get such nice plants?

-Funk

 

[Vincent Vega]

Thanks FunkBomb. Mostly AN products were used in this room. I've had good results with a wide range of nute lines in promix. IMO the conditions in your room are just as important (if not more important) as your feeding regimen.

Here are some shitty pics at week 2 or so.