TootyMcButtsqueaks
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Hey there, Tooty McButtsqueaks here! Im fairly new to growing and just signed up on the forum today. I thought Id start off by sharing the results of my first grow, which used only store bought white LED. It seems like there aren't any other grow results that have been posted using this or a similar lighting setup so I thought id share my results with everyone. My grow consisted of a single plant, using screen of green method using a screen I made using an old picture frame and string, measuring 2 feet by 3 feet. The equipment I used were around a dozen LED bulbs, ranging from 12w to 20w, including both bulb and floodlight style lights. Heres some photos:
This first photo is a picture of the grow room (my front hall closet). The interior was painted flat white already, but for some reason the wall on the left had a full length mirror glued to it. Why? I have no idea. Anyway its a fairly simple set up as you can see. The lights are actually suspended from a old shoe rack the previous tenant had left here, which I used as a method of suspending all my lighting. It also allowed me the ability to change the position the lights were hanging from fairly easily. MacGuyver would have been proud.
Edit: Also, my grow room had two medium sized fans: one to draw air in/out of the closet, and one to provide circulation underneath the canopy.
-nutrients used: compost tea
This first photo is a picture of the grow room (my front hall closet). The interior was painted flat white already, but for some reason the wall on the left had a full length mirror glued to it. Why? I have no idea. Anyway its a fairly simple set up as you can see. The lights are actually suspended from a old shoe rack the previous tenant had left here, which I used as a method of suspending all my lighting. It also allowed me the ability to change the position the lights were hanging from fairly easily. MacGuyver would have been proud.
Edit: Also, my grow room had two medium sized fans: one to draw air in/out of the closet, and one to provide circulation underneath the canopy.
-nutrients used: compost tea
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