Other Veggies in my Grow Room :)

DeweyKox

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Jan 5, 2009

• #101

I finally had to cut back on the flowers growing on my oregano. Dam my scissors smell sooo good! I got too many dam veggies growing in my veg room, Im running out of room! Errrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

 

DeweyKox

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Feb 10, 2009

• #102

Its been a long time since I posted an update of veggies in the grow room. Here is a few shots of my bell pepper and jalopenoz! I cannot believe how fast these flowered. The bell pepper plant is only 5 inches tall and has a 3 inch bell on it!

 

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DeweyKox

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Feb 17, 2009

• #103

This stuff is easy to grow. Just harvest a good little bag to try out on my next meal of Menudo!

 

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bunghole

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Feb 17, 2009

• #104

DeweyKox said:

Its been a long time since I posted an update of veggies in the grow room. Here is a few shots of my bell pepper and jalopenoz! I cannot believe how fast these flowered. The bell pepper plant is only 5 inches tall and has a 3 inch bell on it!

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You might have answered this already, but I'm lazy

How big is your grow room? I would love to have all this stuff growing, but I've only got a cab of about 4 sq feet. I'm thinking of building a room in a corner of the garage though.

 

DeweyKox

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Feb 17, 2009

• #105

I have to grow rooms. Both flower and veg room are 2x4 and use a work bech for clones and seedlings that is 2x2. All in the garage!

 

bunghole

Active Member

Feb 17, 2009

• #106

How do you deal with heat in the summer? I'm in So Cal as well and I have a hell of a time keeping the temp in the cab (garage as well) below 95.

 

DeweyKox

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Feb 18, 2009

• #107

Yea, I do too! I don't know, I just keep growing in there hehe. I have better ventalation this year. I have a 6 inch inline on the exhaust, and a high output inline for the intake. Not to mention a 16 inch fan the rotates in a 2X4 room. Thats moving lots of air. I never had temp passed 95 last year that I can remember. This year I am hoping below 92-89, but will see. Moving all veggies outside by End of March. That way its just a few bella and rhino's.

 

indawindica

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Feb 18, 2009

• #108

are you giving your peppers 12/12? I moved my peppers to 12/12 from 18/6 and they started flowering like crazy. they do take up valuable space when they get big!

 

DeweyKox

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Feb 18, 2009

• #109

All the different varieties of peppers I am growing at flowering on 18 hours of light and only Fox Farm Grow Big. I did not want them to flower at all. I wanted them to grow large, and take clippings, and then put the mothers outside and grow them into tree's!

 

DeweyKox

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Mar 3, 2009

• #110

Check out my Bell, Jalapeno, Cayenne, Poblano Peppers!

And these are only then one's I have growing indoors, I need to get a chance and snap some veggies outside I started. And have plenty more coming........ ENJOY

 

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cool14001

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Mar 3, 2009

• #111

I'm a big fan of cayenne. I can't believe how short they are, but it works. Anyway, You don't want them crowding the more important plants. Can't wait to see your outdoor pics.

 

DeweyKox

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Mar 3, 2009

• #112

I could not believe how small the Bell pepper plant is and the size of pepper on it. Its going to triple in size once its done, and the plant is only 5 inches tall! It's amazing how well they do in an artificial environment!

 

bunghole

Active Member

Mar 4, 2009

• #113

Speaking of effects on the primary plant of interest...

Do you think that having all of those other plants growing has a significant effect on the CO2 in the grow room?

I guess if you're moving enough air (like you are), there shouldn't be a problem.

 

DeweyKox

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Mar 4, 2009

• #114

Moving lots of air, and no problems, with out the air, yea there might be a problem. Almost every night, I blow my air (CO2) on them. Wish I had a co2 system though!

 

DeweyKox

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Mar 8, 2009

• #115

I got Red Corn growing now. This stuff grows extremely fast! Also will be starting Habanero peppers. Will update in the next few days.

 

NoRegrets

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Mar 15, 2009

• #116

Great thread. Great grow. Im going to try my hand at some veggies. Want to do tomatoes and peppers.
Thanks for the inspiration. +rep

 

DeweyKox

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Mar 15, 2009

• #117

No regrets, no problem! Peppers and Tomatoes are what I grow and a few others... Thanks for the +rep man! Shoot me link when you start the veggies!

 

DeweyKox

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Mar 25, 2009

• #118

I still need to take some shots of my veggies outside! Some day.

 

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undo

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Mar 26, 2009

• #119

P@ssw0rd said:

Looks nice, just be sure that when start things inside and move em outside they stay outside. Moving plants into your grow room from outside is a real good way to bring the bugs in.

Worms & moths in my tomatoes is a bummer, but in my ganja and i'm gonna cry.

P@ssw0rd

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tomatoes are one of the worst plants for attracting pests white fly aphids into you grow space!

 

DeweyKox

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Mar 26, 2009

• #120

Ummmm, The Tomatoes are not in any of my grow rooms. In fact there all outside planted in the ground. Those are all pepper plants my friend!