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2018 indoor.

 

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6 clones.
3x Black Lime Reserve
3x Purple Trainwreck

Seeds.
Gods Gift

Running a single 315w/4k for now.
Second 315w has 3k. (Both on in pic.)

 

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Boring mechanicals.

 

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Sexy and then some . Don’t let the beginning of the start up bore you . I’m sure the room will be a jungle soon enough, good luck!

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Right on, looks nice. Subbed.
What is the tote for? It looks like you plan on putting a res under there?

 

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Right on, looks nice. Subbed.
What is the tote for? It looks like you plan on putting a res under there?

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Thanks, Farmer P. The tub is a mist maker humidifier that I learned about here on thcfarmer. Should be great for Halloween too.
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Thanks, Farmer P. The tub is a mist maker humidifier that I learned about here on thcfarmer. Should be great for Halloween too.

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Nice!

 

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The box. Actual size 4x8x8, grow area only 4x4.

 

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Received this freebie.... starter kit of Snoop's Premium Nutes. Uh..... Lol
Snoop is koo fo shizzle, but doubt I will use his nutes.

 

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Free shizzle nizzle. lol, give it a shot.

 

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^ remember the coco is a diff feed schedule / some modifications . No reason to mess it up by that and blame product by using soil feeding schedule .

 

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^ remember the coco is a diff feed schedule / some modifications . No reason to mess it up by that and blame product by using soil feeding schedule .

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Yeah, maybe just use it on bushes and trees growing around your property. Good catch.

 

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Diggin this Variac for my inline recirc fan!
Now I can junk the cheapie POS controller.
(Ty, clockworx.)

 

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Heater shelf/Storage.

Always
Be
Cobbling

 

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Roll of tape....CFM boost mod.

I run the pc fan 24/7, but it's not waterproof.
That's why I cobbled the hi-rise intake manifold.

 

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Diggin this Variac for my inline recirc fan!
Now I can junk the cheapie POS controller.
(Ty, clockworx.)

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IME using a variac as a motor controller is a mistake.
Lowering the voltage to an AC motor reduces the speed by starving the motor of power, thus stalling it out.
Inefficient power use yields heat.
It looks like it is working, but it's a fail for overheating and motor failure.

 

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Dunge said:

IME using a variac as a motor controller is a mistake.
Lowering the voltage to an AC motor reduces the speed by starving the motor of power, thus stalling it out.
Inefficient power use yields heat.
It looks like it is working, but it's a fail for overheating and motor failure.

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Wow, I'll have to keep that in mind.
So far, it runs cool and quiet at any speed.

What's an ideal setup if I start from scratch?

https://www.thcfarmer.com/community/threads/buying-the-correct-fan-speed-controller.60640/

 

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Started running the second 315w today.
Mixed 3k/4k Philips in neutron reflectors.

(Cobbling new hangers to rotate them 90 degrees)

Don't mind the herd of humidity/temp gauges. Lol

 

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Tray lowered......rotated one reflector 90.
6 from seed will be uni-cola.

 

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Status...
Doh. Make that 9 from seed, not 6.

Filtered 20x30 passive intake. Merv 13 to help keep critters and crud out.


Hit'm with the Hein!

 

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