6x9 grow room...what type of system?

Maybe a drip & drain system?? they are very easy to manage i hear am a soil grower so i dont kow off hand

try a hempy bucket method! https://www.rollitup.org/general-marijuana-growing/59705-hempy-collective.html

mistacurious said:

try a hempy bucket method! https://www.rollitup.org/general-marijuana-growing/59705-hempy-collective.html

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Damn i just read that, its fucking cool as hell seems realy easy aswell,, now do you have to change out ur perlite alot?? mold or mildew would collect in the bottom or am i wrong?

I would strongly recommend ebb & flow, its low-maintenance and almost foolproof for beginners (such as myself).

American Hydro makes a 3'x3' EconoTray system that I'm using in one room right now and I love it. I find my 4'x4' table hard to get to the back of, so the one foot difference really matters when it comes to ease of maintenance/every day tasks.

With a 6'x9' room you could do two 4'x'4' trays or (if you're feeling really ambitious) four 3'x3' trays. In the end it's up to you to decide how big an operation you're trying to start.

nah hempy is cheaper and easier. just PM Azgrow. he knows a lot about hempy...obviously.hehe

I am partial to the 3 x3 trays for a flood table...how many plants can you put on a 3x3 table?

I doing my first grow myself and im using a deep water system. You could make one out of a 5 gallon bucket with a lid. The roots just hang down into the nutrient water, and there's an aerator in the bucket, this keeps the roots from rotting and just flat out makes the plants grow like hell.

My biggest plant is 23.5 inches tall with a very fat stem and its been in the deep water system under a 400 watt HPS for 25 days. It was a 2-3 inch sprout when I put it in the system.

The only problem i've had is I was getting stem rot on some of my plants because the plugs were getting splashed too much from the aerator. I've lowered the water level and i'm pretty sure i've take care of that problem.

primer55 said:

I would strongly recommend ebb & flow, its low-maintenance and almost foolproof for beginners (such as myself).

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NO!..It's low maintenance and fool-proof for everyone.

Emperor2008 said:

I am partial to the 3 x3 trays for a flood table...how many plants can you put on a 3x3 table?

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I am partial to the 3 x3 trays for a flood table...how many plants can you put on a 3x3 table?

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I'm going with 16, 4 of each strain (TrainWreck, Bubblicious, PPP, Lavender). I top and prune to 4 or 5 colas each; with each pruning I usually take a few clones for experimenting.

I would go with a 4X8 Ebb and flow table with two 600W HPS.