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60 DE Nanolux 600 Coco DTW setup/grow

eric2028

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i used blocks and 1x8 trays with feed and drain to each tray. i know you got heith challenges to over come. should have asked i could have shown you the bucket in a bucket drain system, its comes in just a lil cheaper than what you did :tiphat:
I planned on the bucket in a bucket system to begin with. The 5 gallon gropros fit perfect inside a regular bucket. I seen them square farmers though and thought they looked cool. I have another room due for completion in about 5 weeks. I’m not looking to haul all that lumber around again lol. Bucket in a bucket it is.
 

eric2028

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Also quest is up and running and veg is 4 weeks today(due to flip).
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Lyfespan

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I planned on the bucket in a bucket system to begin with. The 5 gallon gropros fit perfect inside a regular bucket. I seen them square farmers though and thought they looked cool. I have another room due for completion in about 5 weeks. I’m not looking to haul all that lumber around again lol. Bucket in a bucket it is.

3 gallon fabric pot suspended into 5 gallon buckets with 3/4 drains

hell even a 5 gallon sitting in a 5 gallon, its gonna drain off and allow for roots to thrive
 

eric2028

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Got them put in the other day topped and pruned. I’m starting the irrigation system. I’m hand watering every other day at this point and it’s not enough. Also I figured out how I’m going to run my 240v quest off a 120v day/night humidity controller. This is after learning the $250 quest dehumidistat is not programmable lol. The answer is a simple transformer 120v to 24v from controller to quest unit. Lastly, I’m liking this cheap nanolux light controller. It will run 2 rooms and has 2 temp sensors. And it’s cheap!!
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Lyfespan

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i love my nanolux NCCS shit is really nice and easy. set anything up, turn what ever off, and sensor controlled too

i can control unlimited rooms and lights.
 

eric2028

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About 1.5 weeks from flip. Recently installed a trolmaster 10 burner with built in controller. I’m really liking it thus far. Ask me in 2 months tho. I’ve been working on my irrigation system. I have 9 10gph octabubblers to feed 36 plants. I’m still working on my pump setup and timer. I ll snap some pics later this week when it’s done. Rocking the turbokloner also, looking good. Other then that I just threw one trellace net down. Nothing else too exciting.
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Aspenou812

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Very Very well done... I love the innovative drain system... The room looks amazing... Healthy plants... I know we don't know each other but I'm totally sealing that drain bucket.... All in all its a Dope Ass Grow... Looks fantastic
 

eric2028

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Very Very well done... I love the innovative drain system... The room looks amazing... Healthy plants... I know we don't know each other but I'm totally sealing that drain bucket.... All in all its a Dope Ass Grow... Looks fantastic
Thank you! The drainage system is working great so far. I do worry about the longevity of the pump. I’d be happy with a couple years as it’s a cheaper brand.
I did some transplanting today. Roots are looking happy. Veg is fired up for next room.
I have about 3 weeks to complete this next room. It’s going to be an exact copy of the first one so it should go quickly.
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eric2028

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Is there some sort of sensor you can buy or a way that will notify you of pump failure?
I did buy a Honeywell water sensor for about $60. You download their app and the sensor hooks to Wi-Fi. It’s worked well when I’ve tested it.
 

Chunkypigs

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Looks like #griffinstech on those roots. What did that controller cost? Im tired of adjusting mine twice a day...
 

eric2028

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Looks like #griffinstech on those roots. What did that controller cost? Im tired of adjusting mine twice a day...

Yes it was griffinstech with some tweeks. I used alittle less clonex and clear Rez instead of uc roots. Also no soaking cuts or making strategic cuts at nodes. Really just the hormex was the only thing I added to my usual tech, which made a big difference.
The controller was $80 or so. Plus the transformer was $25 to convert 120 volts to 24v for the quest( if you need that too).
 

Aspenou812

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Is there some sort of sensor you can buy or a way that will notify you of pump failure?

Kinda Sorta.... They have flooded floor sensors wired to alarms... But all they do is let you know you already have a big mess
 
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