Womyn
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Hello everyone,
I want to show you all my little project. It took a whole lot of hard work, but it was definitely worth it. It's quite inconspicuous when you first look at it, just sitting there all snug and comfy in the corner of my partner's room:
Upon closer inspection, still looks quite normal. Must be one of those cool computers that have lights inside them.
But we all know I'm not here to show you ordinary tower cases. Say hello to the supercomputer!
We have two Northern Souls from Seedsman here, 16 days old. Three 55W PL-L's are secured to the ceiling, with ballasts secured to the bottom of the case, neatly out of view. The big bundle of red, yellow and black wires you see is the PL-L wiring from the bottom of the case. When we bought the case it was completely empty so we gutted an old PSU and wired the power strip to it. All power runs into the case from where it usually does for computers that run calculations rather than grow buds. The adapter powers the three fans and the clock controls day/night timing. A completely effective (and rather ghetto) carbon filter is fastened to the case via zip ties and blumats water the ladies over time. After the canopy grows high enough I might be able to place a bigger canister there to replace the two cups. Soil is generic organic soil mixed with perlite, the result is very airy and does not retain much water. The case is 56cm long, 52 cm tall and 22cm wide, meaning it's just over 1sqft.
I want to show you all my little project. It took a whole lot of hard work, but it was definitely worth it. It's quite inconspicuous when you first look at it, just sitting there all snug and comfy in the corner of my partner's room:

Upon closer inspection, still looks quite normal. Must be one of those cool computers that have lights inside them.



But we all know I'm not here to show you ordinary tower cases. Say hello to the supercomputer!

We have two Northern Souls from Seedsman here, 16 days old. Three 55W PL-L's are secured to the ceiling, with ballasts secured to the bottom of the case, neatly out of view. The big bundle of red, yellow and black wires you see is the PL-L wiring from the bottom of the case. When we bought the case it was completely empty so we gutted an old PSU and wired the power strip to it. All power runs into the case from where it usually does for computers that run calculations rather than grow buds. The adapter powers the three fans and the clock controls day/night timing. A completely effective (and rather ghetto) carbon filter is fastened to the case via zip ties and blumats water the ladies over time. After the canopy grows high enough I might be able to place a bigger canister there to replace the two cups. Soil is generic organic soil mixed with perlite, the result is very airy and does not retain much water. The case is 56cm long, 52 cm tall and 22cm wide, meaning it's just over 1sqft.