Growing/curing under a kitchen sink?

DudebeDoobie said:

I've considered putting a kitchen sink in my basement which is where I grow. That got me to wondering about the space underneath. The sink and cabinet base I'm looking at is 36 x 24 x 36. After we lose about 10 inches from the top for the sink that gives about 26 inches to work with. Would that be a fair size for a mother plant and small clone chamber? Or would it be better to turn that space into a curing and drying box. Thank you for your input

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Have you thought about using it for storing cleaning materials?

But seriously, I don't think it would be very good for curing. What's your general humidity on average? If you actually use that sink for something other than an ornament, then I suspect condensation could become an issue.
As for growing? Maybe a cloning area, sure. I don't think putting mothers in there would be wise, though, for reasons similar to prior.

DudebeDoobie said:

OK, i'll do some more reading before I entertain the curing box idea any further. The basement is generally 50% or lower humidity. I thought the size might be perfect for a starting/cloning chamber and figured squeezing a mother in is wishful thinking.

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I had an old friend who used his kitchen as a nursery. He was an odd one, to say the least, but nearly every cupboard was being used to clone and germinate. So I know it will be okay for something like that.

Budderfinger420 said:

Choice. How long did you veg them?

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