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I’m getting impatient lol
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We all areI’m getting impatient lol
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How's it goin today bro you get something ordered yet? I just woke up. Man, I took a tester-sample nug of one of my new strains and smoked it this morning. Not only could I not finish the blunt - it knocked me out for 12 hours solid. I rarely sleep that well anymore. Holy hell!These over here look nice
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Man I’ve been too busy today taking care errandsHow's it goin today bro you get something ordered yet? I just woke up. Man, I took a tester-sample nug of one of my new strains and smoked it this morning. Not only could I not finish the blunt - it knocked me out for 12 hours solid. I rarely sleep that well anymore. Holy hell!
And still thinking how I wanna do this and how it’ll work at the end
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Ok some still have water in em
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Yeah some will dry out faster than others especially the ones on the outer edges, so hand watering with a sprayer may be your best bet. Other than that I was thinking you could put some kind of a flood table in there if you can find one that fits and is deep enough to fully saturate the soil in the cups?Ok some still have water in em
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Some 2x4, plywood, poly, staple gun, drain fittings, silicone and you got a flood table.Yeah some will dry out faster than others especially the ones on the outer edges, so hand watering with a sprayer may be your best bet. Other than that I was thinking you could put some kind of a flood table in there if you can find one that fits and is deep enough to fully saturate the soil in the cups?
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Definitely gonna get one of those sprayers and its looking like that route and a flood /drain at the endYeah some will dry out faster than others especially the ones on the outer edges, so hand watering with a sprayer may be your best bet. Other than that I was thinking you could put some kind of a flood table in there if you can find one that fits and is deep enough to fully saturate the soil in the cups?
There’s too many moving parts considering there regs to make sense to figure out a 210site drip
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Absolutely. Cheap roll of plastic from Walmart will do the trick. I don't talk about this often but I actually made my custom NFT channels out of plywood and 3 mil black plastic sheeting to line them. Works extremely well and saved me a bunch of money on overpriced PVC parts.Some 2x4, plywood, poly, staple gun, drain fittings, silicone and you got a flood table.
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Even considered running 14 pvc pipes connected to a main pvc and then run the tubing from the 14pipes but fuck it honestlyAbsolutely. Cheap roll of plastic from Walmart will do the trick. I don't talk about this often but I actually made my custom NFT channels out of plywood and 3 mil black plastic sheeting to line them. Works extremely well and saved me a bunch of money on overpriced PVC parts.
Would be easier to set up an automatic flood/drip from back corner.
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Yeah whatever works cheap. We all got creative at one point in time. It’s super early, I would rig up a ebb and flow with a reservoir and water pump if I was doing this growAbsolutely. Cheap roll of plastic from Walmart will do the trick. I don't talk about this often but I actually made my custom NFT channels out of plywood and 3 mil black plastic sheeting to line them. Works extremely well and saved me a bunch of money on overpriced PVC parts.
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Yeah the hardest part was cutting the pieces of plywood without a table saw, so they all lined up perfectly, but my dad taught me a lot about woodworking so I'm sort of a "hillbilly plywood engineer" of sortsYeah whatever works cheap. We all got creative at one point in time. It’s super early, I would rig up a ebb and flow with a reservoir and water pump if I was doing this grow
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I always clamp a runner board onto the plywood… gave up years ago trusting my eyes lolYeah the hardest part was cutting the pieces of plywood without a table saw, so they all lined up perfectly, but my dad taught me a lot about woodworking so I'm sort of a "hillbilly plywood engineer" of sorts
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Yup that's essentially what I ended up doing. Then I used a little chart I have to figure out the best size screw to use to secure the pieces together, used silicone in the corners of the channels to keep the plastic sheeting stuck to the sides and bottom, and stapled the plastic to the plywood channels above the water line. Then I had to use a 6" hole saw to carefully drill out the holes in the lid piece, and painted them all white with Killz.I always clamp a runner board onto the plywood… gave up years ago trusting my eyes lol
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The box stores will cut it for youYeah the hardest part was cutting the pieces of plywood without a table saw, so they all lined up perfectly, but my dad taught me a lot about woodworking so I'm sort of a "hillbilly plywood engineer" of sorts
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Yeah I used spare sheets of 5/8" plywood I had sitting around the ranch otherwise that would have been a great idea!He box stores will cut it for you
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