tiyoo
Active Member
Alright guys, well I have been look at this site for a couple of years now. I have decided to finally start up my own grow. I will not be building it for a couple of weeks at least but I thought I would start out by posting the designs and information that I have come up with so far. It’s a lot of stuff, so bare with me for a little bit. I will start by posting a list of supplies that I believe complete this project. I will be looking for quite a bit of help with this as I am putting a lot of time and effort into it:
·2x 37 Gallon High Top Tote (32 2/5” x 20 2/5” x 18 3/5”
·3 Phillips Power Strips
·6x 600W/125V Adapters
·1 x Twin Lite Socket Adapter
·1x Webcam (Old One I used to use)
·1x NZXT Sentry – 2 5.25” Touch Screen Fan Controller
·4-8 (Not sure yet) EcoSmart 27 Watt Daylight Bulbs
·4 medium sized 1 gallon plastic buckets
·4 Computer PC Fans
·2 DIY Carbon Filters (attached to Fans)
·PPM Meter
·PH Stick
·Uncle Ben's
·Paint (Krylon Fusion - Flat White Spray Paint for inside Rubbermaids) You can also use Rustoleum (Thanks yone187)/
I hope you don’t think I am ripping off other people. I have not made mine yet and I would like to put a complete design work up right now. This is really more for other people as I have been trying to figure out the perfect set up for over 3 months now. I am still no where close to getting my actual plan down once I have the stuff built up. Anyways here are some of the pics of how Ill be doing this:
Here are the Rubbermaids that I will be using. They are 37 Gallons each.
You can find these exact Tubs at Home Depot right now for: $14.97
Here are some more pics of supplies that I will be using throughout the project:
Here is a bulb Comparison Chart that you can use when trying to figure out which kind of bulb you need. I always stick with Daylight but I do AutoFlowering, so I dont know what everyone else is going to be using. just thought this was pretty cool:
When creating the perfect environment for your plants, you want to keep it as cool as you can with all the heat coming from the lights. A lot of people live and die by mylar and/or aluminum foil. Well, I can tell you that with failed experiments in the past I can tell you that Foil can cause Burns and Painting is so much easier and permanent. You want to paint it a flat white. Here are some pics of what I am talking about. These are not my pics but ones that I have found on the internet:
While this person obviously used regular paint, I might choose to use Spray paint myself because its easier. Krylon is good because its great with Plastic. I will be posting future pics and information as I figure out more about this with my own project, but this is what I have for now. I appreciate any feedback people can give me and/or stuff you could change to make better to the design.
·2x 37 Gallon High Top Tote (32 2/5” x 20 2/5” x 18 3/5”
·3 Phillips Power Strips
·6x 600W/125V Adapters
·1 x Twin Lite Socket Adapter
·1x Webcam (Old One I used to use)
·1x NZXT Sentry – 2 5.25” Touch Screen Fan Controller
·4-8 (Not sure yet) EcoSmart 27 Watt Daylight Bulbs
·4 medium sized 1 gallon plastic buckets
·4 Computer PC Fans
·2 DIY Carbon Filters (attached to Fans)
·PPM Meter
·PH Stick
·Uncle Ben's
·Paint (Krylon Fusion - Flat White Spray Paint for inside Rubbermaids) You can also use Rustoleum (Thanks yone187)/
I hope you don’t think I am ripping off other people. I have not made mine yet and I would like to put a complete design work up right now. This is really more for other people as I have been trying to figure out the perfect set up for over 3 months now. I am still no where close to getting my actual plan down once I have the stuff built up. Anyways here are some of the pics of how Ill be doing this:
Here are the Rubbermaids that I will be using. They are 37 Gallons each.
You can find these exact Tubs at Home Depot right now for: $14.97
Here are some more pics of supplies that I will be using throughout the project:
Here is a bulb Comparison Chart that you can use when trying to figure out which kind of bulb you need. I always stick with Daylight but I do AutoFlowering, so I dont know what everyone else is going to be using. just thought this was pretty cool:
When creating the perfect environment for your plants, you want to keep it as cool as you can with all the heat coming from the lights. A lot of people live and die by mylar and/or aluminum foil. Well, I can tell you that with failed experiments in the past I can tell you that Foil can cause Burns and Painting is so much easier and permanent. You want to paint it a flat white. Here are some pics of what I am talking about. These are not my pics but ones that I have found on the internet:
While this person obviously used regular paint, I might choose to use Spray paint myself because its easier. Krylon is good because its great with Plastic. I will be posting future pics and information as I figure out more about this with my own project, but this is what I have for now. I appreciate any feedback people can give me and/or stuff you could change to make better to the design.