Mars Hydro Grow Journal: ts1000w Maui Wowie twins & Big Bud XXL auto in a 2x2x6 Ninja closet grow

Come inside for an exclusive look on my indoor Ninja closet grow journey.
Many factors come into play to achieve a successful harvest, and I will show you my process along the way.
Keep an open mind, there's so much to learn about growing, which makes indoor growing so much fun!!

Are you motivated, are you dedicated? Do you have patience and a willingness to learn how to be a Ninja Closet grower? If you are like me, and have nosey neighbors and family haters, then you also want to keep your grow exclusive, and secret.

Just a small rundown on the supplies needed to have a successful indoor ninja closet grow. Try not to get overwhelmed with the supplies, it may seem like a lot to digest initially, but its quite simple to put together with very low expense. YOU can save TONS of $$$$ and grow BIG buds without spending much at all!!

Here's a small picture list of what you will need if you want to grow Big, Fat Nugs like a ninja boss

You will first need a strong desire for success in your grow, Do You Want this or NOT????? Lets gooo and grow some happy BIG trees

Get yourself a grow tent that can fit in your closet, but enough space to operate in. My closet fits a 2x2x6 perfectly

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The light is one of the most important pieces. For my 2x2x6 , the Mars Hydro ts1000w is the perfect fit. It can also run in a 3x3 effectively as well. BUT for 150$ it is hands down worth it if you want to crank out some HUGE nugs. Search on Amazon today and order yourself a ts1000w, this light is amazing for many reasons. The cost is inexpensive, I know 150 dollars is a lot when you are starting with limited resources, but it will pay you back after the first grow .
Its dimmable switch is easy to access, the diodes are very durable, and the heat output from light is very minimal and easy to keep in check so you box will not over heat.

Love seeing a stealth grow good luck man

This IS a ninja grow closet setup, so you will need a carbon filter to eliminate the plant odors. I havent had to use mine, even with 5 plants last summer because the smell never escaped far from the room that my closet grow is in. Therefore, you may not even need this, but a Ninja closet grower has it , just in case

Here's a couple different methods for successful air filtering, both work just fine, but I suggest running the carbon filter from outside the grow tent to give yourself extra space to work.

Good shout will need all the height you can with maui

Get yourself a few of these cheap attachable fans. Air circulation is VERY important. You dont want your hard work to grow moldy on you, right?
Also get extension cords, multi-outlets .
You may also need a:
1. small heater (maintain ideal growing temp
2. Humidifier (in the early seedling/early veg)
3. Dehumidifier ( for flowering stage)

Leeski said:

Good shout will need all the height you can with maui

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I heard that! Plus im gonna veg out the 2 Maui's for 2 more months with a lot of low stress training to keep them low as possible. Gonna maximize the capabilities of my 2x2x6 w/ the Mars Hydro ts1000w , its gonna be awesome!!! I love your feedback , stay tuned for more updates my friends

Alright, thats about the jist of the equipment you will need. Hopefully you are not overwhelmed, just take a deep breathe . Just have a little left to go over and we are almost done with the prep work. Half of being prepared for success IS doing the prep work the right way. Do you still want to be a Ninja Closet grower or what???

I grow in soil , and it works for me very well, BUT I have to follow my own rules in order to have success from start to finish.
The soil composition is VERY important.

Everyone loves their Coco... or other spectacular dirt options. However , this is a guide to save you money overall, with the same result. You can go to your local Home Depot, Lowes or gardening facilities and find this. Natures Care organic. It works great, and has NO time released added nutrients. You have to make sure to get soil with NO added time released nutrients/fertilizers so you can control the plants nutrient intake manually when needed. **Very important**

I take extra precautions with my dirt, which can benefit your plants growth overall. I sift through the dirt multiple times to pick out ANY large pieces that will hinder roots from stretching, or could possibly disable a seedling from reaching the surface. Say Goodbye to big hunks of wood , dont need it

Perlite for my soil composition is VERY important. I mix a 40% perlite to 60% soil ratio EVERYTIME. You need the soil to be able to ALMOST dry out every 2-3 days after watering to allow the roots to breathe . Adding perlite simply increases the dry time of your soil composition and will lower your chances of root rot, which will kill your plant.