6k Watt Sealed Gavita Room

[Terpsauce]

I noticed you used peat plugs in rockwool idk if id go that route in future runs. Looking great and clean keep it up

have you had any bad luck with them. why would you not recommend them

 

[Terpsauce]

The r-tech, does that replace insulation? I hate using insulation and would much rather just drywall + r-tech if possible.

actually I used plywood on the inside of the framework and then retch to the plywood and literally every seam and corner is r tech and sealed with the metal ducting tape to get the seal and then gorilla tape on both sides of every piece of metal tape. I built a really big ice chest basically 3/4" styrafoam and it works great I have two ac units and only one runs lol. go figure

 

[Terpsauce]

this was 8 days of veg. moved to bottom feeding. had a little issue with my water and nutrient lock out but everything exploded in those cubes.

 

[Terpsauce]

these are all various pics from day 18-25. i got stalled out because lock out and they sat for 5 days being flushed and didn't move. i foliar feed hydrolyzed fish protein and magnesium from sea water and train them. im spreading them out and trellising the tables this week and theres about a week left of veg i ned them to stretch a few more inches

 

[Lyfespan]

Great job on the room, plants are looking much better in last pix.

I too just finished a 14x21 room with 16 foot ceilings and 10 Nanolux DEs on the NCCS system. using the r-tech panels, but put the foil to the outside and hung panda film. I was originally going to do it like yours, but you get more insulator value if foil goes out.

Gotta love hanging this stuff, so light, I used drywall screws with fender washers, then taped the seams with stucco poly film tape. Used a cordless grinder with a 5" metal cut off wheel to cut the stuff for a clean no mess job.

 

[Terpsauce]

Great job on the room, plants are looking much better in last pix.

I too just finished a 14x21 room with 16 foot ceilings and 10 Nanolux DEs on the NCCS system. using the r-tech panels, but put the foil to the outside and hung panda film. I was originally going to do it like yours, but you get more insulator value if foil goes out.

Gotta love hanging this stuff, so light, I used drywall screws with fender washers, then taped the seams with stucco poly film tape. Used a cordless grinder with a 5" metal cut off wheel to cut the stuff for a clean no mess job.

This is a temporary room we just did one layer plywood and r tech and gorilla taped it. My next room will be drywall and 100% sealed with mini splits and the nanolux De hoods with cocoa beds