potroastV2
Well-Known Member
Growing cannabis indoors is very different from outdoor cultivation, even though marijuana has the same requirements to be grown. The outdoor environment must be recreated indoors for cannabis to grow well. Outdoors, a gardener can expend a minimum of effort and mother nature will control many of the things to come. Indoors the grow room assumes the role of mother nature and wields control of ALL factors influencing bud growth. Most people that start growing actually understand what all needs to be done to recreate this mother nature. Therefore the indoor grower must re-create the outside. Dont let me scare you here, marijuana is one of the easiest plants to grow, its a weed built for survival 
Outdoor marijuana cultivation is normally limited to one crop. In warm climates, spring crops are also possible and if growing in a greenhouse with darkening curtains up to 5 full crops are possible. Light is often inadequate since the marijuana patch must be located in and undetectable place (damn feds, ruining our grow). A friend grew a wonderful crop in the middle of a midwest city that was camouflaged by several trees. It went undetected until the end of the season. One fine mid September day, a hard freeze caused the tree to loose all of its leaves overnight! However the marijuana plant stuck it out and was sticking out like a narc in a pot patch.
Indoor cultivation is harder to setup but the benefit is much better then growing outdoors, with a couple lamps you can re-create mother nature in your basement. By adding a timer to regulate the light plus a couple other supplies you can grow your pot year round. Indoor air is easily controlled to promote growth and create and unfriend environment for pests and diseases. Increase CO2 content to allow for better growth. Forced ar provides circulation and vertilation to keep air fresh. Raise humidity by misting or evaporating water into the air. Lower humidity by draying air with a heater of dehumifier. Clones root faster in a warm, humid indoor environment. Heat from the HID (lights) system provides ample heat for many grow rooms. Raise or lower air tempature with extra heat and an exhaust fan attached to a thermostat.
There are many pros and cons to each, law enforcement etc lets here your ideas.
Outdoor marijuana cultivation is normally limited to one crop. In warm climates, spring crops are also possible and if growing in a greenhouse with darkening curtains up to 5 full crops are possible. Light is often inadequate since the marijuana patch must be located in and undetectable place (damn feds, ruining our grow). A friend grew a wonderful crop in the middle of a midwest city that was camouflaged by several trees. It went undetected until the end of the season. One fine mid September day, a hard freeze caused the tree to loose all of its leaves overnight! However the marijuana plant stuck it out and was sticking out like a narc in a pot patch.
Indoor cultivation is harder to setup but the benefit is much better then growing outdoors, with a couple lamps you can re-create mother nature in your basement. By adding a timer to regulate the light plus a couple other supplies you can grow your pot year round. Indoor air is easily controlled to promote growth and create and unfriend environment for pests and diseases. Increase CO2 content to allow for better growth. Forced ar provides circulation and vertilation to keep air fresh. Raise humidity by misting or evaporating water into the air. Lower humidity by draying air with a heater of dehumifier. Clones root faster in a warm, humid indoor environment. Heat from the HID (lights) system provides ample heat for many grow rooms. Raise or lower air tempature with extra heat and an exhaust fan attached to a thermostat.
There are many pros and cons to each, law enforcement etc lets here your ideas.
maybe you should move here lol
