ruwtz
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Sadly I have no such room, but seeds are popping whilst I hang the lights right about now so we're good over here
8 months, $10,000 and a whole lotta hard work=this...
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Sadly I have no such room, but seeds are popping whilst I hang the lights right about now so we're good over here
ruwtz
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are you suggesting i'm destined for failure?
ruwtz
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[1] Maximizing floor space in a tight footprint, [2] R19 insulation in 2x6 isn't a big enough jump from R13 in 2x4 to offset the additional cost, [3] and its not hugely necessary in this climate, and plus [4] I had lots of 2x4 studs already.
qwizoking
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ruwtz
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Agreed.
ruwtz
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You thirsty. Lol. Quick overview, just for you: IndicaOG's only (Bubba, Skywalker, GSC), closed environment in coco with General Hydro's flora trio, x4 Gavita 750DE's with 3-ton AC + scrogging, added CO2 obv, x2 Mars II 300 LED panels for veg.
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tangerinegreen555
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Be looking forward to seeing more from your new building...nice construction job.
ruwtz
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Thanks, i'll keep it coming then!
ruwtz
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I rented a drywall lift to help me get the sheets onto the ceiling and the high walls. This thing is essential when working alone like I was.
You can also see where i've used expanding foam to fill any gaps in the wall that might leak air/moisture.
Drywall up and seams/screws taped. I didn't bother with second/third coats as the wall surface isn't important to me at this stage. I can pick this job up later if for some reason one day this ends up not being a grow room.
You can also see where i've used expanding foam to fill any gaps in the wall that might leak air/moisture.
Drywall up and seams/screws taped. I didn't bother with second/third coats as the wall surface isn't important to me at this stage. I can pick this job up later if for some reason one day this ends up not being a grow room.
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ruwtz
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Here's my janky ass work station and fittings built into the veg room.
And all painted flat white like the rest of the room, using a latex-based primer with mold/fungus resistance.
You can see I have a small space for cutting clones, writing journal etc, adjacent to the sub panel.
Ample storage built with scrap siding finishes off these cupboard doors. I also built in a little drawer for small tools and pens etc. Minor detail but it has a lovely sliding action, lol. Something small like this feels like an achievement after building big for so many months now.
First lights hung were the 4ft T5's in the 2-level nursery. Its getting close now.
And all painted flat white like the rest of the room, using a latex-based primer with mold/fungus resistance.
You can see I have a small space for cutting clones, writing journal etc, adjacent to the sub panel.
Ample storage built with scrap siding finishes off these cupboard doors. I also built in a little drawer for small tools and pens etc. Minor detail but it has a lovely sliding action, lol. Something small like this feels like an achievement after building big for so many months now.
First lights hung were the 4ft T5's in the 2-level nursery. Its getting close now.
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qwizoking
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sorru man i had to go puke again
sounds cool , not how i would do it personally and never grown those particular strains but good luck
ruwtz
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great well thanks for reading and contributing anyways
abe supercro
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how about air-venting, or is this an entirely closed system?
edit- ok, i see now, closed system..
edit- ok, i see now, closed system..
ttystikk
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Be nice, lol
ruwtz
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yes, totally closed. 36k of cooling should do the trick. I have a dehumi to throw in if necessary but i'm gonna see how the AC handles it first.
ttystikk
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Nice work! Can't wait to see what you do with your new space.
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