Samiamsam
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whats up everybody, this will be my very first post here on rollitup and in it id like to explain my grow plan in detail and hope to finally get some outside feedback. If you have any suggestions id really like to hear them before I make this a reality, this will be my very first danko grow. I have spent countless hours conjuring the idea and this is what iv come to so far.
A 10x10 sqf room that I would like to grow 20 plants from seed in, each in individual pots. I have gone over lights for weeks and weeks, and although initially I wanted to go with a much more expensive set up. I think I have found a way to give my plants the various lighting the plants want for strong growth without spending upwards 1500 bucks on lighting alone. I am assuming that my information is correct that a good rule of thum is 100 real wats per plant minimum.
Imagin the mentioned room, 5 plants in a row, 4 rows. A long beam attached directly above each of the 4 rows from end to end high enough so that it will not bother the plants. These beams will be used to support the coords to hang my lights(so the lights can be easily and individually tweaked around) for each plant I will hang a 105w 5000k cfl https://www.1000bulbs.com/product/8257/FC105-S50MOGOD.html] and a 23w 2700k cfl https://www.1000bulbs.com/product/40/FC23-27KSPRING.html/] in a Y-socket hanging over the support beam. I wont hang the lights directly on the tip of the plants so naturally the plants will be benifiting from more than one of the y-sockets. From veg to harvest I also want to hang several 1000w MH bulbs https://www.1000bulbs.com/product/2446/MH-10001G.html spread throughout the room hanging slightly higher to affect more surface area. I chose these lights because I figured it would be a good idea to have a mix of colors in my light always readily available during growth so at times in growth when the plants are better at using certain colors the light will be right there waiting to be used.
does that sound like a good enough plan to produce a nice sized load of good lookin budz?
I was also wondering if it would be a problem to water my plants from water directly out of a mountain runoff creak?
thanks for any advice at all I would really love some replies.
A 10x10 sqf room that I would like to grow 20 plants from seed in, each in individual pots. I have gone over lights for weeks and weeks, and although initially I wanted to go with a much more expensive set up. I think I have found a way to give my plants the various lighting the plants want for strong growth without spending upwards 1500 bucks on lighting alone. I am assuming that my information is correct that a good rule of thum is 100 real wats per plant minimum.
Imagin the mentioned room, 5 plants in a row, 4 rows. A long beam attached directly above each of the 4 rows from end to end high enough so that it will not bother the plants. These beams will be used to support the coords to hang my lights(so the lights can be easily and individually tweaked around) for each plant I will hang a 105w 5000k cfl https://www.1000bulbs.com/product/8257/FC105-S50MOGOD.html] and a 23w 2700k cfl https://www.1000bulbs.com/product/40/FC23-27KSPRING.html/] in a Y-socket hanging over the support beam. I wont hang the lights directly on the tip of the plants so naturally the plants will be benifiting from more than one of the y-sockets. From veg to harvest I also want to hang several 1000w MH bulbs https://www.1000bulbs.com/product/2446/MH-10001G.html spread throughout the room hanging slightly higher to affect more surface area. I chose these lights because I figured it would be a good idea to have a mix of colors in my light always readily available during growth so at times in growth when the plants are better at using certain colors the light will be right there waiting to be used.
does that sound like a good enough plan to produce a nice sized load of good lookin budz?
I was also wondering if it would be a problem to water my plants from water directly out of a mountain runoff creak?
thanks for any advice at all I would really love some replies.