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New Room And First Grow With Under Current!

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New Room And First Grow With Under Current!

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Well I finished setting up the top off rez. Also finished getting the chiller all dialed in. Almost ready to drop some girls in. oh yeah!
 

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#23
FooDoo said:
My buddy bought a 175 gallon rez but it doesn't fit thru his basement doorway lol
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I hate when that happens. I have a 500 gallon stuck in my old spot. Deciding whether to open up a doorway to get her out or just cut her in half and get another one is the decision for me.. I love my life's decisions... ;)
 
#26
NWElite89 said:
Does that chiller have adequate airflow for breathing next to the wall? I try to leave at least a foot clearance on all sides.
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Good point. I have my chiller in the middle of a 12x20 basement to make sure good airflow and that it doesn't heat the surrounding air too much or it stops working
 
#27
I'm telling you all this now. The motherfucker that comes up with a device for removing heat from the indoors is going to make a shitload of money!
 
#29
NWElite89 said:
Does that chiller have adequate airflow for breathing next to the wall? I try to leave at least a foot clearance on all sides.
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Yes it has plenty of room on the air intake side.It's outside of the grow room in my 30x40 shop. Ill keep an eye on it tho. Thanks.
 
#31
very nice man - bet it feels good to have it running - you got some surround sound in there for them ladies? lol

what are the cuts?
 
#32
You should remove that inline filter and soft return and replace it with hard PVC . otherwise you'll have to baby sit the roots to make sure they don't travel into the return manifold and then grow into the filter and clog it up
 
#33
Nice set up. Just to be on the safe side I'd raise that air pump off the ground just in case of power or pump failure leaving a chance of back flow and ruining your pump. I like to cover my lids as well as buckets, keeping all light out and insulating helping keep the water cool. I also think pvc is the way to go.

Edit: I see your lights. Insulating the buckets might not matter.?.?
 
#35
I get what your saying foodoo, most under current grows are big trees that being said those LEDs won't have much depth into to canopy like hids but a full on scrog would be sick, no bad vibes at all like the setup and wanna see you kill it Yukon!
 
#36
Timmyahcomeon138 said:
I get what your saying foodoo, most under current grows are big trees that being said those LEDs won't have much depth into to canopy like hids but a full on scrog would be sick, no bad vibes at all like the setup and wanna see you kill it Yukon!
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Hey thanks man. The solar storm 880s they say will penetrate better Then a thousand watt HID. I guess we'll see what happens if I don't get enough penetration I'm going to drop 3 to 6 600 hids in!!! Check out this link.
 
#37
motherlode said:
very nice man - bet it feels good to have it running - you got some surround sound in there for them ladies? lol

what are the cuts?
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It feels great to get things up in running!!! Oh yeah the ladies enjoy some nice surround sound!!!haha Cuts Are!
4 Chem Dawg
3 San Fernando
2 Mango
2 Nepal
3 Cenex
 
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FooDoo said:
You should remove that inline filter and soft return and replace it with hard PVC . otherwise you'll have to baby sit the roots to make sure they don't travel into the return manifold and then grow into the filter and clog it up
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That sounds like a good idea Foodoo. So so are you recommending that I have no return in-line filter? Or do I just have a different one in line filter in the PVC closer to the return pump?
 
#39
All4freedumb said:
Nice set up. Just to be on the safe side I'd raise that air pump off the ground just in case of power or pump failure leaving a chance of back flow and ruining your pump. I like to cover my lids as well as buckets, keeping all light out and insulating helping keep the water cool. I also think pvc is the way to go.

Edit: I see your lights. Insulating the buckets might not matter.?.?
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Thanks for the advice All4freedumb. I'm going to be putting some Reflectix on the top of the buckets. I guess I will have to figure something out possibly for the air pumps.
 
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