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#21

How high are those ceilings? Might be able to frame up a second floor and really stack the plant count.

 

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Where are you in Washington?
I know a couple warehouse growers and could help in pointing you in the right direction.

 

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greenforall said:

Very little. I'm a quick learn.

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uh oh....

 

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greenforall said:

As of now I have no idea. I wont be moving there till march. before we move in, im designing. see what things i need to buy etc a whole cost projection if you will.
What is the ideal amps?

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You really really reallllllllllllllllllly need to find out how many amps are available at the location.

There is a huge difference between a 200 amp grow and a 1000 amp grow.

 

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greenforall said:

Very little. I'm a quick learn.

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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

jeezus

 

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Shamus said:

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

jeezus

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Like. How hard could it be? :sweating:

 

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#27

Make sure you calculate the cost of electricity into your budget. 6 months should do. Just had to pay a $3900 electric bill for a friend that went over budget on build out and doesn't have any money left. Probably have to get him another $3900 for next month. He maxed out everything he had currently 40 grand over budget.

 

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#28

Also maybe hit up smokey or try to find someone to consult / teach you. I do some locally in mi and have accepted many forms of appreciation from cash to cars and snowmobiles

 

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#29

How in the world did you get that job w/ zero experience? You're looking at a lot more money and time than you can possibly think to do that correctly.

Nice stem walls and drain tho. The concrete still looks like it's got plenty of curing to do.

 

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I think we're being trolled.

 

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200 amp 3 phase is minimum. Hopefully u have more to play with. Ur max lighting using 1000 watters would be around 30. Due to a/c power and veg room
Hb

 

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This is a lot of information and I thank you guys. I am currently talkign things out with my investors as well as seeign if we want to move in a nother direction... possibly greenhouses

 

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Greenhouses ftw!!! Indoor grown cannbis has a HUGE carbon footprint. Help saving the wolrd and use the best light u can get and do greenhouses.

 

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This is a lot of information and I thank you guys. I am currently talkign things out with my investors as well as seeign if we want to move in a nother direction... possibly greenhouses

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Please grow in a greenhouse. It will have much lower operating costs. It will cost less to build. All of those mean a better bottom line.