My new grow setup :)

handyman23

handyman23

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So after a while reading alot of info and experimenting with 2 plants under cfls, i've decided to try it out :)

Here we go!':bigjoint:

So i'm gonna start my growing now, with 30 plants = 20 great white shark and 10 red cherry berry.

Reason: Self medication for my biopolar disorder.

Growroom setup:

Light:

5 Lamps, 6 plants per lamp.


VEG:
Master HPI-T Pluss E40 white/blue light 250W 4500K 18/6 hours x5


FLOWER:
250W HPS pære:
Philips MASTER SON-T Pia Pluss 250W x5
Lumen: 33.200
Kelvin: 2000K
12/12 hours


Aircondition with coalfilter to remove the beautiful smell.

Co2, I'll spray the plants each day with bobelywater. I'll also use a 2L bottle with yeast and sugar + water. changing it each week.

I will use 10L pots for each plant, Thinking about a easy but good soil mixture, maybe with 20% sand and 80 sterelized dirt. any suggestions?

I'll paint my walls flat white to get some reflections.

2 Airfans bl0wing on my plants 24/7

Nutrient = Dutch formula advanced hydrophonics of holland Bloom 2, Giving the plants nutrient 6/7 days a week, one day with only clean water.

temps = usual.

veg= 8 weeks

flower= 8-9 weeks



So this is my setup so far. If anyone have any suggestions regarding my grow setup i'd be glad to get some help :)


Advice?
 
DoeEyed

DoeEyed

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If I'm understanding what I read, you're gonna have a hard time flowering 30 plants under one 250w. You'll need more light.
 
Smokealotapotamus

Smokealotapotamus

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I think 8 weeks is very excessive vegetation, especially for putting 6 plants under a 250w light. Unless you're accounting for the slow start of seedlings or something. If you're going to be putting 6 plants under a 250w light you'll probably only want to only vegetate them 2-4 weeks max. Just my opinion. And the soil...You could look into a better soil mix than 20%sand 80%sterilized soil. But that's just my opinion. I use Foxfarm Ocean Forest but if there's no store where that's available to you there's plenty of good soil mix recipes floating around. Subcool's "Super Soil" seems to be very popular. Good luck. :leaf:
 
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