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... i lost my camera charger, found one on ebay that came w a new battery for under 10$.
word up Skunk! looking forward to the update thats comin!
Now thats a room!
Nice room SB!
https://www.icmag.com/ic/picture.php?albumid=35144&pictureid=939153
I am looking at this pic.and i.m.h.o. the gauge of wire in this receptacle is to small 14/2 only good for 15amp. IF you need 20 amp.at 240v put a 12/2 there
https://www.icmag.com/ic/picture.php?albumid=35144&pictureid=939153
I am looking at this pic.and i.m.h.o. the gauge of wire in this receptacle is to small 14/2 only good for 15amp. IF you need 20 amp.at 240v put a 12/2 there
hope you get a new cam soon
yerboyblue
Member
That virgin 200amp panel got me a little aroused. Looked like mine when I moved in, but its looking pretty ugly now.
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skunkburner
After a long break, back to the show.
Starting off with an overview of everything:
Side One - Tresdog in the front, Tahoe OG second, Purple Urkle third, with a Diablo OG and unknown Chem variety at the back.
Side Two - All Chem D
Starting off with an overview of everything:
Side One - Tresdog in the front, Tahoe OG second, Purple Urkle third, with a Diablo OG and unknown Chem variety at the back.
Side Two - All Chem D
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skunkburner
Added an RO filter to my setup:
30 Gallon Nutrient Tanks:
8" Max Fan pulling all the hot A/C exhaust air out of the lung room, I have a CF66 filter for this once things start to get dank in the grow room:
30 Gallon Nutrient Tanks:
8" Max Fan pulling all the hot A/C exhaust air out of the lung room, I have a CF66 filter for this once things start to get dank in the grow room:
what size pots are those? 5 gals pots of coco? you cant go wrong with that chemD I'm subbed...
edit: them Mag ballasts aren't causing a heat problem for you?
edit: them Mag ballasts aren't causing a heat problem for you?
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TREE KING
nice thread im locked in. cant wait to see how that chem d and tre dawg turn out
OO HELL YEA.
looking killer dude. nice line up!
looking killer dude. nice line up!
Catfish Billy
Member
Those sticky traps working good positioned that way?
Cant wait for you to flip em and see a full room of lovely flowers
Cant wait for you to flip em and see a full room of lovely flowers
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skunkburner
Answering a couple questions:
The pot sizes are the 7 gallon fabric square pots. Though they're full of crap with that 7 gallon number, each pot fits 50 liters, which is around 13 gallons.
The magnetic ballasts are most certainly putting out a decent amount of heat, I just don't have anywhere else to put them. Just going to have to plonk in a large enough A/C system to cope.
I don't use vented hoods, the glass cuts light and the bulbs need to heat up to work at 100% efficiency. I prefer to just cool down the whole room with A/C.
The room runs a liquid propane CO2 burner that's set for a low of 800 ppm and a high of 1100 ppm. Temperatures start off at around 80F and slowly climb over the night to around 85F on a night that's decently cool, or closer to 88F on a warmer night. Though that's becoming less of an occurrence now that's it's getting further on into Fall. Humidity is pretty much always under 55%, it drops rapidly once the CO2 burner comes on. Most of the time it's in the 40% area.
The sticky traps don't have anything on them, and hopefully they'll stay that way. But in the past they have worked to pull in unwanted "guests" in the way I have positioned them. I find that anything buzzing, creeping, crawling, or flying ends up attracted to the yellow contrast and whatever is put into the sticky glue.
I forget what pyrethrin foggers I used, just grabbed the ones they had at the local grow shop.
I think I managed to answer every question, hit me up again if I missed anyone. Thanks everyone for following the grow, can't wait until I can flip the room to flower and have something more impressive to show.
The pot sizes are the 7 gallon fabric square pots. Though they're full of crap with that 7 gallon number, each pot fits 50 liters, which is around 13 gallons.
The magnetic ballasts are most certainly putting out a decent amount of heat, I just don't have anywhere else to put them. Just going to have to plonk in a large enough A/C system to cope.
I don't use vented hoods, the glass cuts light and the bulbs need to heat up to work at 100% efficiency. I prefer to just cool down the whole room with A/C.
The room runs a liquid propane CO2 burner that's set for a low of 800 ppm and a high of 1100 ppm. Temperatures start off at around 80F and slowly climb over the night to around 85F on a night that's decently cool, or closer to 88F on a warmer night. Though that's becoming less of an occurrence now that's it's getting further on into Fall. Humidity is pretty much always under 55%, it drops rapidly once the CO2 burner comes on. Most of the time it's in the 40% area.
The sticky traps don't have anything on them, and hopefully they'll stay that way. But in the past they have worked to pull in unwanted "guests" in the way I have positioned them. I find that anything buzzing, creeping, crawling, or flying ends up attracted to the yellow contrast and whatever is put into the sticky glue.
I forget what pyrethrin foggers I used, just grabbed the ones they had at the local grow shop.
I think I managed to answer every question, hit me up again if I missed anyone. Thanks everyone for following the grow, can't wait until I can flip the room to flower and have something more impressive to show.
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