So I've built several different grow rooms over the years, some successful and some not so much I finally have a proper place to build a really nice room. Pictures below! I will be starting a Grow Journal once I have everything in place... I'll be doing a 12 bucket ebb n gro which will be ordered next week I'm also going to get a 1000W hps on a light mover. I currently am using a 400W hps to flower off a couple White Widow's that have been through alot of stress (a moved, had to stick outside for a month or so because I didnt have my grow room going. But, the buds are looking righteous and I will be picking the last plant in about two weeks. Already clipped one and it is drying out at the moment. Well Below is pictures:
Hey, Thanks man. All of this will be hidden behind a hidden bookshelf once I get it built. So to enter the room of the pictures you see, will be completely hidden but, I'm not going to put any pictures up outside the room because then it wouldn't be so secret ! I have 4 Wonder Woman feminized seeds started that are looking great. It's in a homemade Rubbermaid bubble bucket that holds 4 6" net pots fill with clay pebbles.I plan to grow these up and keep one or two for mothers to take clones from. I'll prob taking about 50 clones and start them and only select the best 12 to put in my ebb n gro bucket system. I figure this will be a good and easy way to grow high quality buds More pictures soon!
Got my 10L each of Grow, Micro, Bloom Advanced Nutrients in today. Nutrients are looking good! I'm considering going to to rectangular shaped Flood tables instead of a 12 bucks ebb n gro system. It seems to me to be the "same" setup really, just with flood tables there are WAY less parts and fittings and hoses and whatnot that can go wrong. Anyone have any opinions of 12 bucks v flood tables? Here's pics of my babies with a couple of day's of General Hydro nutes leftover from a previous grow. And HOLY Cow, they are growing fast and BIG leaves. The one that is smaller than the rest, almost got dried up while germinating so it is slightly behind but, only by a couple of days. I suspect it will bounce back with fury in no time. This is my first Hydro run from start up that is working this far I have had bad luck in the past while in the rockwool/germinating stages but now I have plenty of roots hanging WAY down below the net pots. I'm pretty pumped! Please check back soon. I will be ordering either a 12 bucket system of flood tables next week! Followed about two weeks after that by a 1000W HPS and a light mover so I can just have one light instead of two in my long flower room. I will also be completing the VEg room this weekend and moving the 4 soon to be mother's into the veg room.
Any tips or suggestions? This is as far as I've been with Hydro and I know it's easy to mess up!! Please let me know if you have any tips that I should do along the way. Thank You in Advance! oh and grasscity kicks alot of ass.. I've learned so much reading on here it is just amazing
Hey everyone, I need some quick advice Pleaaasee! I'm running into my first problem with the hydro grow and it seems that I have this problem about everytime I hydro. I cannot get my PH to get right and stay put for nothing. Could it be that my ph up and down have gone bad? Below are pics with the problem leaves. It looks like it's cause from low PH from the research i've been doing. I swapped out my resiviour with fresh nutes. I tried to get the PH to the correct level but I cannot get it there!! It was staying at 3.5-4 and when I added ph UP it went to 4.6 but then it dropped back down again. Please let me know because this PH thing is killing me and my babies Thank you !!
Well alot has happened in two weeks. My plants have quadroupled in size and they are doing great. I got my VEG room mostly complete (minus wiring in electrical which I'm doing tommorow). Everything is looking great. Will be ordering 2 x 1000 watt lights in the next few weeks. I've also decided to go with ebb n flo tables instead of 12 bucket ebb n gro system. I just think the simplicity of the ebb n flo tables is hard to beat. I figure the less that can go wrong the best!! Pictures below!!!
