12 light flip COLORADO MEDICAL

[growing303]

this is the current nursery.



And the SOG

 

[SecondAttempt]

Soooooo.... How's about those flipbox pics?

Grow looks great!

 

[packerfan79]

Must be nice paying 22 cents a kw. Mostly taxes damn California

 

[growing303]

SecondAttempt: thank you for watching, The flip box is pretty anti-climactic there are 21 hoods and 21 ballasts so the flip basically just flips power between four light controllers, on 60amps.

Packers fan: thanks for watching, 22 cents is incredible. that would make indoor MMJ a little less easy for me.

 

[growing303]

update!

update!

I have been taking these photos on my phone. I own a camera I will use for here on out.


2 NETZ'


Use this?

 

[whythefnot]

Must be nice paying 22 cents a kw. Mostly taxes damn California

That's all? I just got my first bill here in SoCal, paying $0.31/kwh for most of the hours. My bill for running 2 lights was $700. I'm used to paying $0.08

 

[KONY]

That's all? I just got my first bill here in SoCal, paying $0.31/kwh for most of the hours. My bill for running 2 lights was $700. I'm used to paying $0.08

.15/kwh here in the far northeast us, delivered to our box. Thats with all taxes, delivery fees, distrubution fees, supply cost, etc included.

Total cost / total kwh.

 

[growing303]

Thank you for the conversation, I hope every one is able to keep on growing even with the power rates in there area. I know in my city you can look at an arial map with power rates for different neighborhoods and pick your next spot like that, there is a pretty big price difference (+/-.1) per kw/hr.

 

[Avinash.miles]

sup G303? good lookin garden u got there, & u r smart to shop for grow houses based on electricity costs per neighborhood, i remember doing that when looking in denver.

but
bro...
u gotta elaborate a lil more on the Grandevo PTO, you def. got my attention there... where did u pick it up? good experience with it?

thanks for sharing.

 

[growing303]

Avinash.miles big fan off all your posts.

So here is the deal on the Grandevo PTO.

The company changed its name from Marrone Organic Innovations to Marrone Bio Innovations in 2009. Grandevo PTO is a bioinsecticide, not expensive and dosage is incredibly low. if you don't want bugs use it, I was told it will soon get an OMRI sticker. the active ingredient works through a couple pathways; oral toxicity, repellency, and reduced reproduction, the product is for turf grass, although is safe for greenhouse use. I got the bag from a "tomato" farmer who recommended not using an atomizer, but instead a hand pump sprayer.

if any one uses this stuff PLEASE talk with me about it.

 

[growing303]

late update, now flushing

late update, now flushing

 

[AlterEgo860]

nice nice . cant wait to see more..

 

[growing303]

who knows about this?



just flipped this room.

 

[growing303]

this room filled in

 

[TheCleanGame]

I like that last picture the best...

Looks like a lot of work... be safe.

Keep it Clean!

 

[funker]

Great looking show bro. The Grandevo intrigues me as well. Using azamax now with good results but would like to have a second option.

 

[growing303]

I use Azamax as well, I have always really liked it.

This grow seems to be about 20+/- hrs. a week, but the "nursery" is full of other plants I still have not photographed.

This is the first grow I have really taken time management into account (I have a full time job and am a full time student), I use big reservoirs and mix three different solutions for each room (try to mix a weeks worth at a time) . i use a hose to hand water, and have the bloom room on a drip. other little helpful items are float valves, constant read ph/ppm, and floor drains.

 

[growing303]

"The clean game" hey are you really living in south park? I am hopping to move down there this summer.

 

[dupester]

.09 is the summer rate, I think it drops to .046 in October

 

[growing303]