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Hi! this is my first indoor and i'd like know which are your opinions about:
35 x 45 x 115 (WxLxH) (i could put a little more H, 150 aprox)
Want for grow 4 autos. (red poison auto)

Ilumination: I've thought put a LED panel (full cycle) but i don't know wich would be better and dont very expnsive.
Ventilation: Pasive system with 200 m3/h aprox.

I had thought too in incorporate a CO2 generator but i havnt clear if its necessary or i can put a mix to generate it.

Thank you very much!
 
BarnaGoat

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Jakyherer said:
Hi! this is my first indoor and i'd like know which are your opinions about:
35 x 45 x 115 (WxLxH) (i could put a little more H, 150 aprox)
Want for grow 4 autos. (red poison auto)

Ilumination: I've thought put a LED panel (full cycle) but i don't know wich would be better and dont very expnsive.
Ventilation: Pasive system with 200 m3/h aprox.

I had thought too in incorporate a CO2 generator but i havnt clear if its necessary or i can put a mix to generate it.

Thank you very much!
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Talking about jumping in! That is a correct setup. The CO2 and LEDs if I were you would wait, to make sure you like growing. A good LED that compares to a HPS are from $1K and up. CO2 for small areas are not necessary for small grows (if you have good venting air flow.

Question @Jakyherer , Your measurements are in....? in, ft, ct?
 
Jakyherer

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BarnaGoat said:
Talking about jumping in! That is a correct setup. The CO2 and LEDs if I were you would wait, to make sure you like growing. A good LED that compares to a HPS are from $1K and up. CO2 for small areas are not necessary for small grows (if you have good venting air flow.

Question @Jakyherer , Your measurements are in....? in, ft, ct?
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First of all, thanks for answer!

On the main hand, clarify that its my first indoor but i have much knowledge about this Magic Plant (or i think so, jeje), not around indoor, obviously, but i have experience growing outdoors. I think i'll not have problems when it comes to feed them, anyway, when i've mounted the indoor, i'll do a follow-up. :eyepiece:

The measurements are in cm.

On the other hand, i've choosed LED after hours and hours reading articles and opinions, but i dont know which would be better for my small size. I've looked for small Led panel and i'd like to know what size should have, and if exist a special one for autos.

I must say i'll always growing 4 autos and im looking for the best set-up (long as it is within my reach).

Blesses!:smoking::smoking::smoking:
 
BarnaGoat

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Jakyherer said:
First of all, thanks for answer!

On the main hand, clarify that its my first indoor but i have much knowledge about this Magic Plant (or i think so, jeje), not around indoor, obviously, but i have experience growing outdoors. I think i'll not have problems when it comes to feed them, anyway, when i've mounted the indoor, i'll do a follow-up. :eyepiece:

The measurements are in cm.

On the other hand, i've choosed LED after hours and hours reading articles and opinions, but i dont know which would be better for my small size. I've looked for small Led panel and i'd like to know what size should have, and if exist a special one for autos.

I must say i'll always growing 4 autos and im looking for the best set-up (long as it is within my reach).

Blesses!:smoking::smoking::smoking:
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That's a small , very small grow. I've had 1 auto (ak47) take up my 4 x 4 tent. 4 in a 1.2 x 1.1.

For small LED's I would suggest hans bonsai 150w -->
 
ArcticOrange

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BarnaGoat said:
That's a small , very small grow. I've had 1 auto (ak47) take up my 4 x 4 tent. 4 in a 1.2 x 1.1.

For small LED's I would suggest hans bonsai 150w -->
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Id like to see that auto AK taking up a 4x4, im running an auto AK myself atm and i was expecting some puny thing lol, i already have 4 big bushes in my flower room, if this thing gets THAT big im gonna be worried lol.
 
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I think in a system that small i would go with t5s, vertical single tubes and t5 fixture over the top. You will have fewer issues with heat thay way. Ive also seen some sweet led shop lights veing used in small spaces but i wouldnt flower with them, more of a veg spectrum.
 
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You could do a small hps/mh fixture but heat and or extracting heat will be the hurdle there.
 
Jakyherer

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ArcticOrange said:
You could do a small hps/mh fixture but heat and or extracting heat will be the hurdle there.
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