7 Pod Continuous Grow Station
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Now I know a tent makes more sense, believe me plenty have tried to convince me. But slowly things are taking shape and soon my dream will be realised and the 7 pod grow machine will be complete.
Until now I'd confined my madness to reddit but my quest for knowledge has led me here. Have a look through my albumshere if my lack of self control has piqued your interest while I gorge myself on the treasure trove of info this forum presents.
Until now I'd confined my madness to reddit but my quest for knowledge has led me here. Have a look through my albumshere if my lack of self control has piqued your interest while I gorge myself on the treasure trove of info this forum presents.
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As it stands I have four plants on the go.
Emerald Triangle Cotton Candy Cane 40F in soil
G13 Labs Sweet Amnesia 33F in soil
Barneys Farm Liberty Haze 24V in perlite hempy
Cali Connection Louis XIII OG 24V in perlite hempy
Both the hempy plants are recovering from a nasty problem that stemmed from poorly prepared perlite sending my pH skyrocketing and locked out nutrients. I'm getting that under control here.
What you see so far is the result of a series of upgrades to existing bins. I'm building three from scratch at the moment and they'll be simpler and more efficient. You can follow along here if you're into that kind of thing.
Emerald Triangle Cotton Candy Cane 40F in soil
G13 Labs Sweet Amnesia 33F in soil
Barneys Farm Liberty Haze 24V in perlite hempy
Cali Connection Louis XIII OG 24V in perlite hempy
Both the hempy plants are recovering from a nasty problem that stemmed from poorly prepared perlite sending my pH skyrocketing and locked out nutrients. I'm getting that under control here.
What you see so far is the result of a series of upgrades to existing bins. I'm building three from scratch at the moment and they'll be simpler and more efficient. You can follow along here if you're into that kind of thing.
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Teddy KnowHow
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Gotta hand it to you man, never seen anything like this 
I'm guessing in 5 years your grow room is going to look like a Terry Gilliam movie. ICmag is definitely the place to you, I'm pretty sure you will find some inspiring ideas around here. Rep+
I'm guessing in 5 years your grow room is going to look like a Terry Gilliam movie. ICmag is definitely the place to you, I'm pretty sure you will find some inspiring ideas around here. Rep+
Stoned NewBie
Member
That looks sick man! A bit more like time machine ha ha I'm well impressed!
If this isn't some of the wildest shit I've seen I don't know what is. Kudos for really thinking outside the box and getting creative. This stiff is straight out of a Ridley Scott or Stanley Kubrick flick, I love it! Please do keep us posted and I know I'll be following for the duration 
wft? ha ha ..quite a setup...yeehaw
Thanks for the kind words. Glad to hear my way of doing things doesn't upset anyone here. Some of the reactions I get when I show people this can be downright hostile.
Speaking of such things I've had a problem with the two newest plants. I transplanted them into perlite hempy buckets a few weeks back and they immediately took a turn for the worse. I found the pH in the res to be in the high sevens. A bit of testing of the leftover perlite revealed it's quite alkaline and it takes a lot of flushing to bring it back to a neutral level.
So I've been nursing those plants since making that discovery and and they very quickly bounced back. I still have to stay on top of things so I've been keeping a close eye on things.
Here's how that's going
I was collecting data several times a day to begin with but now the routine is to water every 48 hours and taking the res pH roughly 15 hours after that.
So I'm thinking the Liberty Haze is about to plateau so I'll keep feeding the same pH. She's gobbling up nutes so I'm tempted to raise the PPM.
The Louis OG's pH is on the rise so I'll knock the pH of the next feed down a fraction. She's not eating like lady Liberty so I was going to take her PPM down a fraction.
Really keen to hear some opinions besides "you don't have to monitor the pH of hempy buckets" which I've heard too much of.
Speaking of such things I've had a problem with the two newest plants. I transplanted them into perlite hempy buckets a few weeks back and they immediately took a turn for the worse. I found the pH in the res to be in the high sevens. A bit of testing of the leftover perlite revealed it's quite alkaline and it takes a lot of flushing to bring it back to a neutral level.
So I've been nursing those plants since making that discovery and and they very quickly bounced back. I still have to stay on top of things so I've been keeping a close eye on things.
Here's how that's going
I was collecting data several times a day to begin with but now the routine is to water every 48 hours and taking the res pH roughly 15 hours after that.
So I'm thinking the Liberty Haze is about to plateau so I'll keep feeding the same pH. She's gobbling up nutes so I'm tempted to raise the PPM.
The Louis OG's pH is on the rise so I'll knock the pH of the next feed down a fraction. She's not eating like lady Liberty so I was going to take her PPM down a fraction.
Really keen to hear some opinions besides "you don't have to monitor the pH of hempy buckets" which I've heard too much of.
What program did you use to make this PPM graph? Pretty cool
Stinkhorn123
Active member
Awesome setup BinGrower
It's a google sheets spreadsheet that I made a graph out of. I'm going to start tracking height when I flip these to flower.
All geeked out! Rock on bingrower! Fun shit!
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