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don’t do thatI'm setting up a new grow tent and am trying to think ahead and I thought of shelves. I found some 3D printed gimmicks online but I enjoy the challenge of repurposing shit around the house. Between zip ties and duct tape I feel I should be able to MacGuyver up something ugly but serviceable yet I'm drawing a blank. I'm not thinking of anything heavy duty or plant-supporting, just for odds and ends that are used on a daily basis. Anybody figure something out for their own setups or have any ideas?
I'm setting up a new grow tent and am trying to think ahead and I thought of shelves. I found some 3D printed gimmicks online but I enjoy the challenge of repurposing shit around the house. Between zip ties and duct tape I feel I should be able to MacGuyver up something ugly but serviceable yet I'm drawing a blank. I'm not thinking of anything heavy duty or plant-supporting, just for odds and ends that are used on a daily basis. Anybody figure something out for their own setups or have any ideas?
Keep all your tools and things you need daily out of there. Once your plants grow, you’re likely to run out of usable space much quicker, or you won’t be able to easily get to what you need without disturbing your plants.I'm setting up a new grow tent and am trying to think ahead and I thought of shelves. I found some 3D printed gimmicks online but I enjoy the challenge of repurposing shit around the house. Between zip ties and duct tape I feel I should be able to MacGuyver up something ugly but serviceable yet I'm drawing a blank. I'm not thinking of anything heavy duty or plant-supporting, just for odds and ends that are used on a daily basis. Anybody figure something out for their own setups or have any ideas?
Tent space fills rapidly as the plants grow, so I reserve as much space in the tent for the plants as possible. Shelves to raise and lower the plants would be helpful, though.I'm setting up a new grow tent and am trying to think ahead and I thought of shelves. I found some 3D printed gimmicks online but I enjoy the challenge of repurposing shit around the house. Between zip ties and duct tape I feel I should be able to MacGuyver up something ugly but serviceable yet I'm drawing a blank. I'm not thinking of anything heavy duty or plant-supporting, just for odds and ends that are used on a daily basis. Anybody figure something out for their own setups or have any ideas?
Even my dehumidifier is outside of my tents. I have multiple tents in the same large room and I condition the air in the room and then the conditioned air is drawn into the tents through the ventilation. In my tent, I have pole fans and tower fans, and sensors hanging down into the canopy and plants. That's it. Like at @elusiveshame said, you'll run out of room rather quickly.Keep all your tools and things you need daily out of there. Once your plants grow, you’re likely to run out of usable space much quicker, or you won’t be able to easily get to what you need without disturbing your plants.
Only thing that should be in the tent is your humidity controlling stuff (humidifier/dehumidifier), some fans, and a filter (unless you want to set that up outside the tent), and plants.
Just my $0.02 on it.
Nope, dont do that, keep everything outside the tent(s) no need for stuff falling on plants and breaking stuff. I have an old armoire i keep all my grow stuff in.I'm setting up a new grow tent and am trying to think ahead and I thought of shelves. I found some 3D printed gimmicks online but I enjoy the challenge of repurposing shit around the house. Between zip ties and duct tape I feel I should be able to MacGuyver up something ugly but serviceable yet I'm drawing a blank. I'm not thinking of anything heavy duty or plant-supporting, just for odds and ends that are used on a daily basis. Anybody figure something out for their own setups or have any ideas?
The more you can have outside the tent, the better for sure!Even my dehumidifier is outside of my tents. I have multiple tents in the same large room and I condition the air in the room and then the conditioned air is drawn into the tents through the ventilation. In my tent, I have pole fans and tower fans, and sensors hanging down into the canopy and plants. That's it. Like at @elusiveshame said, you'll run out of room rather quickly.
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