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Showing as $380 for the Nanolux now. Still a good price but did you get that price because you bought 12?Healthyharvest.net is running a huge double ended lighting sale through May. Website is a bit dated but call in. Picked up a dozen Nanolux DE for $299/ea. They've got gavita, pl, phantom, dimlux, Solistek, ushio, Hortilux, phantom & ePap too. Emerald harvest on sale also. Just FYI to anyone interested.
Hydrofarm are a wholesaler so customers would either have to have a business they would need to register or go through someone who had an account which is what I presume you are offering.HydroFarm Rolling Bench System
From $255 ask me how
I paid 425 a few years back a piece for 8 Gavita 6/750's. I wish i would of got Nanos. Just for the orientation of the ballast. Every inch counts with DE in a 6 1/2 foot basement.Showing as $380 for the Nanolux now. Still a good price but did you get that price because you bought 12?
That's frikin cheap for a real deal roller bench.Hydrofarm are a wholesaler so customers would either have to have a business they would need to register or go through someone who had an account which is what I presume you are offering.
Managed to get my Gavita DE 1000W for $400 a pop from a wholesaler who asked for cash upfront and had to wait a month but the saving was worth it.I paid 425 a few years back a piece for 8 Gavita 6/750's. I wish i would of got Nanos. Just for the orientation of the ballast. Every inch counts with DE in a 6 1/2 foot basement.
It's for a 4x8 foot. It's a decent deal but if you have some technical know how and some building skills you can DIY a set for less them half the priceThat's frikin cheap for a real deal roller bench.
Or just fill a 72 cell insert for a standard 10x20 propagation tray with straight coco coir. Wet it down with a root promoter and water (water can works great) Get some rooting hormone and start sticking. One advatage is you can leave em in the tray/insert cells longer to get a nice transplantable root ball ( if you wait long enough they pull right out with a really nice formed white mass of roots - when you transplant they take right off - no lag time because you transplanted too early) and they need to be watered way less. With induvidual plugs or rockwool or oasis cubes they dry out damn near daily once a couple roots start poking out but not enough to pot up. Oh and i know its expensive but Rhizotonic or Roots Excel is by far the best rooting stimulators ive ever used and ive used them all. Especailly when transplanting a well rooted cutting. That stuff makes for zero replant shock and they grow nutso. Those products work best with them only in water with no base nute for the first 1 to 3 waterings.for clones
instead of rock wool or peat plugs. get a bag of coir, stuff some into half of an empty tp or paper towel roll. soak, stuff some more, now u have a plug to put your cuttings in.
If you have a little time and handy man skill you could build your own tent using either wood or pvc. Cost about a quarter if not less of the price of a pre-built tent and they have videos on YouTube on how to diy your own.Does anyone have any suggestions for a 24" x 48" x 72" tent?
I have a VYPRx + light that is currently being used in a greenhouse, but I want to put it in a grow tent during the winter.
I really need the height of 72", not 60" which seems to be the standard height for 2' x 4' tents.
Any suggestions?
using black and white poly?If you have a little time and handy man skill you could build your own tent using either wood or pvc. Cost about a quarter if not less of the price of a pre-built tent and they have videos on YouTube on how to diy your own.
Planning on building my tent (1'10''x3x5) out of wood myself because the set up is a little smaller then most tents. Only tools I'm using is a drill and hand saw. Should be able to get away with building the tent for less then $50
Yup! They have a 10x10 sheet of it for less then $15.using black and white poly?