Need Some Opinions On Hydroponic Grow...

pinspot

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I have used the cap and valuline fans in the past, now I'm using a 6" 500 cfm Tjernlund fan It's much more quite and efficiant. I got mine directly from www.Tjernlund.com. they will match a competitors price for a simmular fan, such as the valuline. I got mine for $90 shipped
 

grkgod

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ok finally got the first couple of steps moving along for my grow closet.

heres some pics and give me your thoughts...



 

pinspot

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any thoughts?
Dude, you can make yourself a nice little grow space with that closet. My setup is in a closet basically the same size as yours. What I did was split the closet into two seperate rooms. One for veg and the other for fowering. These are some picts just to give you some ideas. I ended up takeing the closet doors off and using the Panda film. it allowed me to make the flower room light proof.
I also mounted both my exhaust fans in the attic. A 500 cfm for exhausting both rooms, and a 465 cfm to pull cool air threw my reflectors.
 

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grkgod

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Dude, you can make yourself a nice little grow space with that closet. My setup is in a closet basically the same size as yours. What I did was split the closet into two seperate rooms. One for veg and the other for fowering. These are some picts just to give you some ideas. I ended up takeing the closet doors off and using the Panda film. it allowed me to make the flower room light proof.
I also mounted both my exhaust fans in the attic. A 500 cfm for exhausting both rooms, and a 465 cfm to pull cool air threw my reflectors.
Yea I see what you did there, I might use that panda film or some mylar down the road when flowering begins but the most im looking at growing for now is 1 plant to get the hang of things and not overwhelm myself at first attempt...

and I started a grow journal with a few more pics with the light on Ill be posting my progress in there:
https://www.rollitup.org/grow-journals/164519-first-grow-going-closet-hydro.html
 
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