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Old 10-01-2013, 05:53 PM #131
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yup,in the long term i will be adding a couple of greenhouses to the mix since its very possible to crop year round here in a greenhouse,plus i want to be able to at least grow 50% of the veggies i eat here at home...100% would be ideal of course...plus,sooner or later its gonna be legal and using the sun will be one of the few things that will keep it a viable business...i think there will always be space for boutique growers no matter how much budweiser weed the market gets flooded with...
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Looking at that day 52 glass slipper, im now almost positive that bud on tv was yours.
not that i wasnt already almost positive.

And that trainwreck sure looks a hell of a lot better than the cali outdoor trainwreck i scored last year.

All your stuff looks phenomenal. Keep on keepin on buddy
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Old 10-01-2013, 08:52 PM #133
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im going to be rebuilding the garden specifically to do it so the plan is divide out a 10x20 space in my workshop,get another 100 amp service line dropped and install a good panel and do all the ducting work ahead of time.for flower it will be a 10x10 space with four of the gavita 600w fixtures and two standard 400w ballast running the eye blue hortilux bulbs.each plant will be on a 4x4 rolling platform probably using the 45 gallon smart pots as that will allow me days off from watering,each with its own built in screen that will roll along with the platform,a nice wide doorway between veg and flower too.veg will be a t5 rack to start and a 1000w halide and 600w gavita so the plants can get used to the higher par levels in veg.
i will be allowed 12 plants in veg/4 in flower...but i admit i may fudge a bit for seed runs to find new moms on occasion...
Sounds like a cool new space! Yeah the 45's are the largest I went in the past because they are the largest you can go and still get through a standard doorway. Sounds like the perfect perpetual with big trees if you do 12veg/4flower you will have some nice monsters.

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we all fudge on med count come seed runs.... just popped over 100 myself...to find 2-3 keepers for next spring ....everything else will get turned and burned in the flower room over winter....
my grnhse is where its @..... 4 trees each gave up 14-16 oz's apiece.... w/ zero light bill......my bloom room will slowly transition into a staging room come spring...once my 4 new contenders are found.....
That's what it seems like the new wave is going to be yort. Greenhouses.. like you said.. no electricity. I see some big ones going up around the state here. Never tried it myself

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Looking at that day 52 glass slipper, im now almost positive that bud on tv was yours.
not that i wasnt already almost positive.

And that trainwreck sure looks a hell of a lot better than the cali outdoor trainwreck i scored last year.

All your stuff looks phenomenal. Keep on keepin on buddy

The Trainwreck is a favorite for sure



Been working on a few projects as well around here, haven't had time take any pics.

Hope all is well with everyone!
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Some how I have just found this thread. I found it very interesting and informative. I also grow one plant at a time in soil with terrific results. Some nice strains you are dealing with kudo's all around from me, glad I found you~~~
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I would be curious as to what the largest yield indoors with horizontal lighting has been here.

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I bet third coast is up there. He gets between 2-2.5 lbs per 600 watt light i think. Thats insane. Only about 6 times better than me prolly.

and i second dans, Your definitly on that list too, kustallos!
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Old 10-06-2013, 03:49 PM #136
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I bet third coast is up there. He gets between 2-2.5 lbs per 600 watt light i think. Thats insane. Only about 6 times better than me prolly.

and i second dans, Your definitly on that list too, kustallos!

Yeah Third grows some good stuff up there!

I was talking about 1 plant per light , horizontal lighting
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Yeah Third grows some good stuff up there!

I was talking about 1 plant per light , horizontal lighting

Whoops! my reading comprehension is shit. It that case, i probably havent seen anyone doin bigger gals that way, then you
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Yeah that RHS looks great! How are things going up there Third Coast?
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Yeah that RHS looks great! How are things going up there Third Coast?
Going well krust. Ladies is well for sure and now automated.

Had a time up north for the past few days. Beautiful country around here, cool to check out.



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