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I guess I have two 5x5 areas I could use for, and pick up a small veg setup to start them out.

Considering moving, I've never really had to deal with a plant count and it seems so limited to not be able to have more than this. If you guys were going to try and set up a perpetual, how would you do it? Just looking for ideas and input. @Renfro @coreywebster @ttystikk @diggs99 @fragileassassin

Picture with white light instead of purple please.

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I believe you'd be better off with this. The 3000k will veg just fine. https://horticulturelightinggroup.com/collections/kits/products/135w-led-board-kit

What flowering light source will you be using?

Budget?

You can buy distilled water and add everything you need to that, but it gets expensive and frustrating.

You could probably fill a 4x4 or 5x5 area scrog with a single 25 gallon pot. Yeild would vary greatly based on phenotype and weather conditions, and climate ect. Really too many factors for yeild to zero in. What type of outdoor space? What plant count restrictions and laws are you working...

After the last frost of the year basically.

My hands... but I like element papers, then draws. Then kind of whatever gets the job done.

I use a 5 way splitter with 9w a19 led bulbs, for like the first two weeks. Works well enough on the cheap.

Right now, the Lumatek Zues 600w pro is looking really nice, but for Diy you'll likely want to extend that budget to about $750-800 usd. I did, however you can definitely get it done for less!

-Vivosun 1000w hps air cooled hood kit They work well enough to get started, and should get you through a few grows just fine. Upgrade the hps bulb however, it helps performance greatly. (This is a bit overkill for starting plants and early veg) house LED bulbs work really well for starting...

What is your budget?

It will work in a bind, but I'd definitely use a white masonry sealant with mold/mildew protectant mixed it. Hopefully more light in the future as well!

Mine is a 5.5x 10.5 x 7ft concrete room in my basement. Summers are great with good air exchange, winters I use the space heater. You are going to want to bring in fresh air, and exhaust the old. Otherwise you will have to supplement co2 and increase temp control.

I like the m3 michigan mix for soil. I'm just in coco right now, but I'm getting together a 30 gallon smart pot of m3 to do a single plant 5x5.

I ended up prying one glass block out of mine and putting in an 8 inch grate/vent going out of mine. Works fine for me with a space heater and airflow.

Do you have a way to vent out of the basement?