Small space tent.

Dameon187

Dameon187

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I am thinking o will fill up a space that is 3.5 ft wide 6 tall. 3 deep. Need a tent a light .. suggested pots or smart pot.. also I want to use snow fow water this year . That sound like a good idea.. I have the space. We get lots snow so the space of =v... will work out. I will have rain till the change.. please provide links to equipment. I dont mind being creative. I will build, with my space I feel like I have a challenge. Could I do 2, as 1 on top of each. Like two rooms out of my 1.. also I am going to work out how to achieve the the best amount of light for bud sites. By trying a out and up training method.. looking for guidance there as well. Fall is near,so I figured I get the gear here. Hope all are smoking there finest..
 
Keep in mind all the little things. Your light has to hang, your plant needs a pot. Their goes 30 inches already. Your gonna have to top and lst like crazy in a small space like that be ready. Maybe try growing with a rw slab to start as low as possible
 
ProPheT 216 said:
Keep in mind all the little things. Your light has to hang, your plant needs a pot. Their goes 30 inches already. Your gonna have to top and lst like crazy in a small space like that be ready. Maybe try growing with a rw slab to start as low as possible
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Yeah training will be very key, what RW type slab would you recommend,
 
I would just start my seeds or clones in a 2 inch cube and put that on top a 8 inch cube. The watering frequency is the most important thing you would have to figure out and have a understand of
 
ProPheT 216 said:
I would just start my seeds or clones in a 2 inch cube and put that on top a 8 inch cube. The watering frequency is the most important thing you would have to figure out and have a understand of
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If I was to buy something crazy like this. Would this work for a complete grow. I don't think so. I just looking into it looking at pictures not even reading anything yet. It said for Hydroponics I believe. I'm not ready to do that I'll be going soil yes I'll take an account for that I do have like six feet height. Just with I don't have very much I can let it get tall not wide I want to have right now is about 4 ft wide that would not fit
 
3'x3'x6' tents are common and cheap, why re-invent the wheel?
3' of height is only useful for seedlings/clones and not suitable for growing a plant to completion.
 
Dameon187 said:
If I was to buy something crazy like this. Would this work for a complete grow. I don't think so. I just looking into it looking at pictures not even reading anything yet. It said for Hydroponics I believe. I'm not ready to do that I'll be going soil yes I'll take an account for that I do have like six feet height. Just with I don't have very much I can let it get tall not wide I want to have right now is about 4 ft wide that would not fit
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Yea u can grow a whole plant in a 8 inch big mama cube. Despite popular belief, I belive hydroponics to be much easier and more forgiving than soil.
 
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Rufus T. Firefly said:
Keep in mind (or don't) snow is an amazing filter of the air and if you live near sources of pollution it might carry heavy metals into your grow.

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Why is this relevant? Very curious, I read what is had to say. I wouldn't be planting outside. I would consider using snow for my water though. So that may have something to do with growing hydroponically
 
Dameon187 said:
Why is this relevant? Very curious, I read what is had to say. I wouldn't be planting outside. I would consider using snow for my water though. So that may have something to do with growing hydroponically
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He is saying snow collects pollution. Melting snow leaves u with polluted water if the snow was dirty
 
ProPheT 216 said:
He is saying snow collects pollution. Melting snow leaves u with polluted water if the snow was dirty
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that was kind of what I was thinking. Thank you very much for clarifying. That was obvious to me long time ago however. Nice to see studies being done though. Unfortunately they're going to be used as a scare tactic rather than as informative useful information we can move forward with
 
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