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I have a 3 part cupboard but soon Ill have a larger grow space cant wait.

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greenyield take a look at Heaths album gallery that may help.

Something like this? https://www.rollitup.org/members/heath-robinson-albums-heath-picture17485-dscf3323.html https://www.rollitup.org/members/heath-robinson-albums-heath-picture17484-dscf3329.html https://www.rollitup.org/members/heath-robinson-albums-heath-picture17483-dscf2762.html

The RVK model (white plastic) are the plastic ones, al my fans are plastic & run perfectly well & because they are plastic they're not to heavy to hang however Im planning on a larger grow op so was wondering if there are any benefits with the metal models. Thanks for you input anyone else with...

Mmm dont know what happened there but the "RVK" series is the plastic one & the "K" or "KEC" series are the metal ones.

Ive seen many brands of extractor fans but why are the metal ones more pricey than the plastic ones & what is the difference? Heres an example: Plastic http://catalogue.systemair.com/COM/productgroup/20101.aspx Metal http://catalogue.systemair.com/COM/productgroup/20101.aspx

I like your little set up Ill be sure to keep an eye out.

Ah so your from the U.K. too, I reckon Wickes is way better than B&Q in terms of quality. Make sure your frame is firmly fastened to the ground or at least stable because when the system is running the water will add on more weight plus flowing water creates momentum.

He uses Vitalink 2 part nutes which are specially suited for U.K. water. Heath manages to keep the roots white & nice & healthy by constantly giving them dissolved oxygen he does this by having the circulation of water on at all times. To prevent the leaves from yellowing he feeds veg nutes...

Hey there Greenyield, although Im not in the process of building a setup like this but Im always interested in the small details which lead to a successful operation plus I pay great attention to all of Heaths words of wisdom & workings so I thought Id help you out a little: The net-pots Heath...

Ive added you to my friends list & Ill definitely let you know how it goes.

Mmmm youve got me thinking sogbunn, Im gonna try lollipoping since I already have 2 batch of clones then Ill try super cropping & stick with the method that gives me the most amount of bud. Thanks very much for your help much appreciated.

I was referring to clones. I was planning on doing a SOG lolipop grow where I have to cut off the branches off lower 1/3 of the stalk but I need to wait for it to recover shock but do your plants not go through shock at all?

Dont wory dude just keep an eye on it your plants will be ok.

Quick question: if cloning do you have to carry on vegging them until they recover from shock before you can put them in flowering? If so how long do they take to recover from shock?

If the larvae is only on the top layer of soil maybe you could take just that layer off & replace it with new fresh soil, just a thought.

They are looking much better but how are you taking care of the larvae?

Pics please

Im doing a perpetual grow so after rooted I veg for couple of weeks then flower. Im not concerned with big plants as Ill be growing this in 4 litre pot bags plus itll be SOG. Im doing a perpetual SOG in soil with 4 litre pot bags so the plants will be small but Ill have 25 plants close...