dbkick
Well-Known Member
This is just a little photo review of my first grow which is coming to a close, long flush then I'm chopping!
I started this grow in a 37 gallon 3 site (6 inch net pots) rubbermaid aerospring tote I built. I soon found out that this tote wasn't big enough for two mature plants (mine got to 5 and a half foot). The tote did function very well until the plants outgrew it even though I couldn't get the lid to stop leaking.
In a pinch I hit up the home depot and went with two bubbler buckets and left two plants in the rubbermaid tote. Soon after that I retired the leaky rubbermaid tote after building another using a different tote (see photos).
I like these totes , I didn't gasket the lid and still not one drop leakage, as you can see in the photo they have this hinged lid in front that makes it really handy for checking/adding water. The first one I designed I soon found wasn't quite fit for holding a 5 plus foot tall plant without some re-enforcing of the lid so I redesigned the plumbing to also support the lid and ultimately the net pot.
Its gone pretty well except for a few noob issues (over nute). The second one will be much better since I've got a grasp on my temperatures and hopefully I can chill on the nutes .
I'm using AN Sensi grow and Connoisseur bloom, big bud , b52.
Its been fun and educational and I hope to do much better next time.
Thanks for looking!
I started this grow in a 37 gallon 3 site (6 inch net pots) rubbermaid aerospring tote I built. I soon found out that this tote wasn't big enough for two mature plants (mine got to 5 and a half foot). The tote did function very well until the plants outgrew it even though I couldn't get the lid to stop leaking.
In a pinch I hit up the home depot and went with two bubbler buckets and left two plants in the rubbermaid tote. Soon after that I retired the leaky rubbermaid tote after building another using a different tote (see photos).
I like these totes , I didn't gasket the lid and still not one drop leakage, as you can see in the photo they have this hinged lid in front that makes it really handy for checking/adding water. The first one I designed I soon found wasn't quite fit for holding a 5 plus foot tall plant without some re-enforcing of the lid so I redesigned the plumbing to also support the lid and ultimately the net pot.
Its gone pretty well except for a few noob issues (over nute). The second one will be much better since I've got a grasp on my temperatures and hopefully I can chill on the nutes .
I'm using AN Sensi grow and Connoisseur bloom, big bud , b52.
Its been fun and educational and I hope to do much better next time.
Thanks for looking!