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JK how do you use yo yos?
If your screen is that size those are some nice bud. have you lost some bud due to botrytis on your previous cycle? JK
If you can track down some Yeti cuts they'd run great in this. Im about to run em vert in my tent and just drop the light between them. They're all legs and reasonably sparse branching sideways so I know penetration would be good. They stack really hard when vegged under a vert bulb :) Imagine a 4 foot long Yeti OG top.
If your screen is that large those are some nice buds.
I run #14 wire thru some eye screws(in my ceiling) between the rows. I then start with about 18 above each plant. I then use the little hook on the white reel to attach to the wire. The orange hook goes on the branch. Those reels will hook right into your screen. I then take a piece of pvc and tape a broken hook(always one in the big bags) to the pipe. I then reach up and hook a hook on the above yo-yo. JK
The reels hopefully would get all gaked out with resin the way you have them.
Krusty was back in the day, I am pretty sure those guys did a lot of tieing with string JK
KrusKrusty was back in the day, I am pretty sure those guys did a lot of tieing with string JK
Yall speaking on Krusty as in Krusty buckets that Dead Head Fred was associated with?
In short a cage from the ceiling and raised plants with suspended cages, lights, and lots of yo yos, gives you complete freedom to walk around as you please. the way a plant grows, the foliage isn't any good from about a ft/ up form the trunk once they get to 4' + so trust me it's easily managed.
The hexagon shape allows for aisles of buckets, one row offset from the next. All the plumbing is under the buckets, draining from left to right in to the control room next door, and I will be able to access the aisles from the left side of the room, where the doors are.
This set up has been in the planning stages for 1 year.
I would question the ability to "walk around" in there. You may be able to get in and out as needed but it's going to be a bear in there. I ran a 12 x 20 room with tight spacing and a lot of horsepower but in the end it was a PITA. Truly walking around 8'-9' trees in a warehouse setting is not the same as what you are describing as walking around your plants. It was always a pain in the ass to get in and out, what I know is that the bigger the machine you create the more maintenance and headaches you will have. I had cages five feet off the ground topped with a 40" x 40" screen with 3" openings. The entire room was a giant sog at head height. I meter screens, 1K per screen overhead.
Before you crack on me like I don't know shit we currently run a sizable warehouse op with 22K per flower room, 18 tree's, and pull 2.5-4.5 per. Gavita's, Heavy 16 & Aptus. The new Dimlux units will arrive in January along with the controller to add additional vertical lighting. One controller manages up to 160 lights at one time. I'll walk among redwoods any day of the week vs crawling around in some over packed space. Props on wanting to bang as much from that space as possible, but my best advice is get a big space and do thing right, you'll never regret it.
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