forwardtilldawn
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Well, after looking through the greenhouse threads I've decided to post. So lets start with the basics.
Dimensions: 10'wide x 30' long
Covering: One layer of white 6 mil plastic on the inside, Then one layer of clear 6 mil plastic with an inflation fan in between the two layers. The black out curtain is a roll up 4 mil panda film.
Lights: (5) 1000 watt with harvest pro analog ballasts.
System: Home built 18 site 5 gallon RDWC buckets.
Heater: Reverber Ray 30000 btu tube heater.
Ventilation: 3 16" Air king wall mount fans, 2 box fans. (1) 6" vortex for light hoods and (1) 6" vortex for room exhaust.
Nutrients: Botanicare CNS 17 with a mix of additives also Botanicare.
Heres a few answers before the questions start rolling in.
Yes I do use this greenhouse year round.
Yes it works during winter.
Yes it is a light dep greenhouse. (more on that later)
Plants are clones Vanilla Kush.
The system is a single 9 week run at a time.
So without further ado.. Here is some pictures.
This is the grand view of the greenhouse while I was changing out the plastic this spring.
Dimensions: 10'wide x 30' long
Covering: One layer of white 6 mil plastic on the inside, Then one layer of clear 6 mil plastic with an inflation fan in between the two layers. The black out curtain is a roll up 4 mil panda film.
Lights: (5) 1000 watt with harvest pro analog ballasts.
System: Home built 18 site 5 gallon RDWC buckets.
Heater: Reverber Ray 30000 btu tube heater.
Ventilation: 3 16" Air king wall mount fans, 2 box fans. (1) 6" vortex for light hoods and (1) 6" vortex for room exhaust.
Nutrients: Botanicare CNS 17 with a mix of additives also Botanicare.
Heres a few answers before the questions start rolling in.
Yes I do use this greenhouse year round.
Yes it works during winter.
Yes it is a light dep greenhouse. (more on that later)
Plants are clones Vanilla Kush.
The system is a single 9 week run at a time.
So without further ado.. Here is some pictures.
This is the grand view of the greenhouse while I was changing out the plastic this spring.
