NewSchoolgrower
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Lol well.. I never built this thing..but i.honestly think this could work but would be like growing under fluoros.
New way of growing. No electricity. Stealth.
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kpmarine
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Not likely.
blowincherrypie
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None of your idea would work, and your dad will probably give you a spanking for digging up the backyard again jr.
dadio161
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I highly doubt that this will work. By al means , please do this grow yourself and post pics. If this does work , I will be more than happy to post a public apology.
BEGINNERGROWER7
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Well instead of practicing this grow room set up of a hole in the ground covvered in sodd and what not that has obvious problems that people have pointed out, could you use these bottles as reflectors in your own grow room? i didnt read the whole post just up until page about page 7 so i apologize if someone has already suggested it.
but he says they make the light stronger and what not, well if you put them around or above your grow room would the bleach bottles be able to reflect the light in a useful way? could our bulbs that we already have power the bottles?
but he says they make the light stronger and what not, well if you put them around or above your grow room would the bleach bottles be able to reflect the light in a useful way? could our bulbs that we already have power the bottles?
BEGINNERGROWER7
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when i say above i mean above like near your light set up
Nutty sKunK
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Pretty bad ass!
kpmarine
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They're not reflectors. They are supposed to act as little skylights. You'd be better off putting in a window.
I've been thinking about this too man. I was thinking about building a shed to live in, but installing alot of these bulbs. I wouldnt care whether it looked suspicious or not, i'd just say i'm saving on electricity. What if glass bottles were used, not plastic? I could probably use coca cola soda bottles, you know the ones from mexico. Tall 1 liter bottles...http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl...iact=rc&uact=3&dur=343&page=1&start=0&ndsp=23. Or does glass absorb more light than does plastic? or does it not spread it out as much as plastic? Sad to see you didnt try it out man, it woulda been a really resourceful little expiriment.
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