Going to Try Sea of Green

[ChenBenTz]

Well, I'm back and I have good news. My cuttings have rooted!

In fact, too many have. I have over 20 clones and I'm expecting another 20.

So, I was thinking of trying Sea of Green.

I have three plants in 30l containers in Screen of Green which are just now going into flowering. Should be ready by New Year's

I have another 8 plants: Bubblegummer, Blue Cheese, OG Kush, Dr. Seedsman that are about two weeks from flowering.

Now I'm going to build a box for the Sea of Green.

So, I'm wondering what you guys would consider optimal in terms of box size and pot size.

My goal is to see whether the contention that plant size =/= yield is correct and if so, to try and get a high gram/watt ratio and maybe a gram/pot size.

I'm going to install a 600w light, so I was thinking 1mx1m to 1.2mx1.2m and as for pot size, I already have 6.5 liter pots.

So.. maybe 25 or so 6.5l or perhaps 9 11l pots..

Would appreciate your input.

Thanks.

 

[lumberjack.mr]

I went with two 350 watt led lights in a large wine cooler.. It held 6 @ gallon ea., and I had a sealed micro environment for introduction of Co2 in flowering cycle / and if it starts getting over heated in the box, an thermostatic switch powers up the wine cooler until it pulls in temp back into range 65*-78* in day light hours .. once the temp gets back where the plants are most productive, it turns off the cooler again, and the entire cycle is repeated.
For my Veg / Clone box; I used my old gun case! I installed two 125 HIF lights on the bottom, and above the shelf/divider another 18" T-5 110 watt with hood and fans to filter intake air and out flow of air. The mother plants wont need the Co2 because they will always be in the veg cycle due to the light cycle. The only thing I have left to obtain is a couple of timers, a few little high output computer fans , and then I'll be ready to put some seeds in the dirt and get this party started! I can only hope mine turns out as good as the stuff I have been paying through the nose for . We might even be able to help other patients from the dialysis center ; whom I have confidence in.. Thank you uso much for your desire to help; it is becoming far too rare , and a quality in a person life that will always cherished- and preyed opon.. I am so glad you are in the first category
Sincerely , Mike