Recent content by Thepill

I likee. The use of T5's and LEDs are a perfect blend of stealth from heat signatures and power usage. Make sure that u put the lites close to the plants in veg room for max growth. 2"/day should be the norm in conjunction with ur nutes. Treat ur plants as they were a mechanical pump. Keep ur...

Trichy. I found the protozoa and bacteria counts were way to high. So I stuck with the simplicity of drip irrigation and DWC. A dedicated tea brewer was necessary. I was going to make it into an inline closed loop, but added a separate reservoir. This freed up the brewer for other rooms and to...

Got it! Dood

So as u can see I have a system here that generates 87,500 Lumens/sqft. Output is roughly 220W/hr. Very clean, very efficient. No plants will be burnt or stunted. Also I have converted 2 of the bases into 322 site cloners. I love science!

Shit I can't upload HELP!

Trichy. I did it. I went with low volume irrigation drip set up and stayed with DWC. Chk out some pics from the SUDLO.

I'm doing root research as well with hp aero, but because I'm using worm teas I need a larger opening in the spinners. Bacteria and protozoa will be the culprit of clogging the lines if not careful. So I designed access to the spinners as an easy way to un-clog them. ANyway gotz plenty to do. Cya

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I understand. It does seem to be a lil out there in thought. But I've played around some already and have had monster results.

The equation goes 1 W = 1 oz. But since I'm using LED's and T5's that goes out the window for HID lights.

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I have the means to make lots of these and are thinking of selling them to the walmart of weed. I'm doing a major grow-op in SoCal soon. Will have detailed pics for all, in 3-4 wks. this shit will blow minds. I call them the Mobile Garden. Prelim test have been excellent in Barefoot soils...

Actually I'm making teas from worm castings and goin aero-dwc. www.yelmworms.com Barefoot soil

It's called sweating. After harvest throw all into a large garbage bag or smaller vessel for 24 hrs. Then 3 days drying at 40% humidity. Open air. temp 72-77degrees