New England Garage 8kw DEVA's, 54k btu, 32 plant, Ebb buckets coco top feed dtw

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p0opstlnksal0t

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• Oct 30, 2017

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Didn't get as much done this weekend as I'd hoped... the 2 unfinished exterior facing walls are now insulated and about 90% panda filmed. Next weekend I'll have I'll have the rest of the room insulated. Panda filmed with the 1" foam board panelling and skinned in 1/2" pine plywood sheathing.

After.the walls are insulated I'll air seal all of the electrical boxes before blowing in cellulose.

My basement tent is pretty stable at around 75f and 65rh I can live with that. My clones looked pretty clean. I'll keep them in quarantine treatment and will repot next weekend.

 

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p0opstlnksal0t

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• Oct 31, 2017

• #42

well ive been out of power since sunday night! right now im just trying to keep our Groceries cold! haha. my new clones were in the dark for 24 hours. ive placed them in front of a windo to keep them alive...

 

Desert Hydro

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• Oct 31, 2017

• #43

your coco looks dry....if thats coco. needs to stay moist or you'll run into issues

 

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p0opstlnksal0t

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• Oct 31, 2017

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Desert, its just soil. I will grow these out into moms and cut all new clones to go into the flower room.

 

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Miraculous Meds

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• Oct 31, 2017

• #45

What are you using to chart your temps and rh? Hope you guys get some power going soon!

 

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p0opstlnksal0t

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• Oct 31, 2017

• #46

Miraculous Meds said:

What are you using to chart your temps and rh? Hope you guys get some power going soon!

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Ive got multiple units called "sensor push" they are pretty sweet and ill be buying more soon along with a wifi gateway.

 

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Miraculous Meds

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• Oct 31, 2017

• #47

They look pretty cool. Im looking for something like that.

 

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p0opstlnksal0t

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• Oct 31, 2017

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I will.also be playing with the iteed sonoff temp humidity WiFi switches. I think they will display the parameters as well

 

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Mr Blah

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• Nov 5, 2017

• #49

Hey Poop, you loose power?
Builds looking good.

 

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Altruistic Hazeist

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• Nov 5, 2017

• #50

subbed for this!

 

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p0opstlnksal0t

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• Nov 5, 2017

• #51

Mr Blah said:

Hey Poop, you loose power?
Builds looking good.

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Out of power from Sunday night until Thursday night! I got my generator hooked up Friday lol. At least it's ready to rock n roll for the next outage.

Thanks man. It's coming along slowly since I only have weekends to work on it.

Yesterday I finished 2 walls. Today my hope is to finish the last dividing wall with the door. Next weekend will be the ceiling with plastic barrier and plywood only, no foam. Then I'll air seal all of the electrical boxes and blow cellulose on tip at least 18" high.

I ordered 2 14x24 hvac air filter grilles that will install on the dividing wall and pull in air from the uninsulated portion of the garage when the exhaust vents.

 

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p0opstlnksal0t

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• Nov 5, 2017

• #52

Any suggestions as to what I should use to paint the entire interior? Maybe a gloss white oil base for easy clean up.

 

~star~crash~

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• Nov 5, 2017

• #53

gloss white! i'm excited about your build & grow ...peace

 

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p0opstlnksal0t

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• Nov 5, 2017

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I wasn't thinking. I should have ordered 4 filter grilles so I can sandwich 2 of them in the wall I will even double up air filters so the first is a prefilter and the second is an allergen type filter

 

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p0opstlnksal0t

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• Nov 5, 2017

• #55

Should I paint the concrete floor with the gloss white oil based paint as well?

 

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• Nov 5, 2017

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p0opstlnksal0t said:

Should I paint the concrete floor with the gloss white oil based paint as well?

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Epoxy maybe?

 

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p0opstlnksal0t

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• Nov 5, 2017

• #57

I thought about that but those epoxy floors are such a pain lol.

My humidity down in the basement tent is killing me. Gonna have to add a humidity source in there on a controller.

Top sensor is in my living room

Bottom sensor is in the tent. It's hoverin around 35-39 rh. I'm sure it's just suckling the moisture out of my new gg4 cuts

 

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Miraculous Meds

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• Nov 5, 2017

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I think you want a flat white for better reflectiveness. Gloss would be less reflective, create hot spots, but be easier to clean. How big is that tent? I love the effectiveness of my hydrofoggers. But you have to have some space for the mist to dissipate.

 

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p0opstlnksal0t

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• Nov 5, 2017

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Ya I've heard of the flat reflecting better not sure which way to go. The ease of cleanup on a glossy surface would sure be nice.

The tent is a 5x9x7 I could use their 3 disc fogger in a 5 gal and pipe the fog in with a small fan. I won't really have room in the tent for a 5 gal or tote in the tent itself

 

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p0opstlnksal0t

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• Nov 5, 2017

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Ceiling, vents, ducting then foam air sealing takes place next weekend. Then blow in insulation, paint and I then I start the meat and potatoes of the hydroponic setup.

 

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