inthejoint
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hey guys ive been growing outside which is very nice but i also wanted to try growing indoors i wanted some ideas for a cheap way to start growing inside
need help trying to indoor grow
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Renfro
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Go to the journals section, you will find all sorts of examples there.
inthejoint
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ty bro
Renfro
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If you find a setup that flips your switch feel free to ask us about specifics and we can get you the info you need.
inthejoint
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this is what ive been contemplating buying
n then fans dont need filter pops dont care really only focusing on tent and lights rn
n then fans dont need filter pops dont care really only focusing on tent and lights rn
Because you are new to the indoor game, I suggest you get a bundle setup (eg 4x4 tent with fans, digital ballast, reflector, bulb, fans etc) and follow the instructions to the letter. Some people are skilled enough to vary elements of the setup; and that skill usually came at the cost of a few frustrating results while learning the parameters.
NukaKola
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For the light, 30 watts per sq ft is a good minimum to shoot for with LED. That Mars hydro is only 150w. I would recommend going with a Kingbrite 240w, it uses better quality Samsung diodes and will run you about $150 shipped.
Rooster91762
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I'm expanding a lil and bought the Spider Farmer SF-2000 alot of good reviews on it, we'll see, I prefer the 4x4x80"tent's but I am upgrading to a 5x5x80" tent for flowering. That light you are looking at will probably more than satisfactory in a grow tent your size no problemo.
inthejoint
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nice ty bro
inthejoint
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alr man ill check it out
inthejoint
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i was thinking about it but alot of people were saying they cost more and have cheap equipment but ill look some more to see one that looks good
HydroKid239
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Look for tents with higher quality mylar not the 600D that’s the cheap shit. Check out the mars hydro tents.. they use 1680 D canvas. It’s thicker and I have no issues with that material and light leaks. They have other brands cheaper than mars tho. My 2x4x6.5ft was $105