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Thanks, this was my first attempt at anything like this. I really enjoyed making it, I was on disability when I was initially inspired on growing out of a styrofoam container, but the more I read, the more I wanted to go as big as my budget will let me. The stealth passed, a week before I...

I transplanted my clones on Wed the 23rd. Followed the hempy directions to the T, but could'nt find a solid answer of when to add nutes so I just used filtered water for the first three days. On Fri the 25th I feed the clones with 50% nutes of GH flora series using the Lucas formula, not sure...

Oh, ok, thanks. My max height is 3ft from the perlite/vermiculite mix to 12" away from the lamp.

Pics of the girls on their first day (My girlfriend named them) Ok, I'm caught up. Will take some current pics of the clones. Will use my girlfriends camera, see if its better. Hopefully someone could help me. The thread is now open for anyone to join. Hopefully this grow will not only...

[this set up is bad ass so far cant wait to see the rest!!! ] Thanks dude. [I like it. I am wanting to do something similar,But Hydro setup. I would scrog. I have done it before in a small space and had great results. Make sure you weave your ladys in and out constantly throughout vegg...

Did you catch the heat shiel in the pic above? I installed a heat shield for my hood to help with my temps. This is the best solution if you your having trouble with heat (besides a cool tube). I am now able to control my heat to within 1-3 degrees of room temp where my cab is at. I have no...

This is still up for debate, but after reading some journals, I think I could benefit from a scrog grow, if not I will leave the screen there to help with even growth. The screen is 12" from growing medium and has 2"x2" squares. Please feel free to give input on this once I'm caught up. Thanks

Growing Method: Hempy Bucket 3 parts perlite to 1 part vermiculite, 3/4" hole 2"up on bucket It is written that this method is so simple anyone can do it. (My clones will not agree) Search heapy bucket and then continue if you need too. Used some plastic pvc thing I found and HD ($0.31...

Now lets make it stealth...On a budget (I keep my nutes and necessary equipment in the front box, its close by and blends ins)

Air Flow Louvers>>>Lamp>>>S&P TD-150>>>Carbon filter>>>Exhausted out (The pink foam is there to eliminate vibrations form the fan.) Filter support

Made a small filter for the air going into the lamp. Don't want thing flying in there.

Ordor control Do a search of a DIY carbon filter and you will understand this part easy. My filter is a replica of these but with a small twist. (Made my own hood hangers, saved about 2.5" in height) (Used the weather proof tape) Layer of window screen mesh Now the ladies stocking...

S&P TD-150 hookup(For ventilation) Remember to pull the cable through the housing hole before you tape this on. Make life easier.

Weather stripping Weather stripping all around...I'm limited to 100 pics

Some more security measures EDIT: Do not add the these locks until your weather stripping is on. Sorry, pics of weather stripping below...

Added a coat of primer, and about 2-3 coats of flat titanium white. Took about 3/4 of a gallon of paint. I used reflective waterproof tape form Home Depot to cover air gaps. Costs about $12, but trust me its worth it.

Some security(More to come) I ended up having to bend the locking arm into an L to lock over the plastic. Sorry no pics. If someone really needs it let me know when I'm caught up to my current situation. EDIT: Sorry for the double posts, when I posted the first time, it would not update.

Now lets take care of light proofing where the doors meet. Seal the deal with some weather sealant for plastic

Thanks dude. Nice cab. Don't mean to sound rushed, but I will finish my post first before I have a good conversation. I have an issue with my clones, but want to start from the beginning so that new growers have something to read from start to finish. That's what my intention is at least.

Now, lets take care light proofing the union where doors meet. Cut to Length, reinstall the doors and test fit. Now just add a couple screws. Now seal the deal with some weather sealant. Now, some security measures, you might have to reinstall the doors a couple times...