Dreamscape
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Hows it going everyone ? Good I hope...
I've recently been doing loads research and have decided I want to use BigTokes world famous Bio-Buckets ... However I also want to utilize vertical lighting, i'm just having a tough time figuring out what the best shelving arrangement would be...
I was wondering if you knowledgable guys wouldn't mind tossing me your opinions/ideas on this ??
First idea - create a shelving system where the buckets are placed above each other with the plants being trained towards the light... The only downside i see to this is the possibility of the above shelf over shadowing the one below it.
I thought of using a step like platform system but it seemed like the plants wouldn't be evenly lighted but atleast this would eliminate the over shadowing of the shelving idea ...
I also then though of combining the shelving and the step idea so that the upper shelf and bucket would be set back enough from the light in order to reap the benefit of the rear section of the plant being exposed to the light ...
... still lost in thought though - any ideas/opinions and comments are greatly appreciated ...
Thanks a million
~Dream
I've recently been doing loads research and have decided I want to use BigTokes world famous Bio-Buckets ... However I also want to utilize vertical lighting, i'm just having a tough time figuring out what the best shelving arrangement would be...
I was wondering if you knowledgable guys wouldn't mind tossing me your opinions/ideas on this ??
First idea - create a shelving system where the buckets are placed above each other with the plants being trained towards the light... The only downside i see to this is the possibility of the above shelf over shadowing the one below it.
I thought of using a step like platform system but it seemed like the plants wouldn't be evenly lighted but atleast this would eliminate the over shadowing of the shelving idea ...
I also then though of combining the shelving and the step idea so that the upper shelf and bucket would be set back enough from the light in order to reap the benefit of the rear section of the plant being exposed to the light ...
... still lost in thought though - any ideas/opinions and comments are greatly appreciated ...
Thanks a million
~Dream
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