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My new vegging cab

blackone

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I've been vegging in a 60*60cm cab for a long time - and it's really a bitch to supply enough clones for a 600W cab like that. I decided to do something about it and went for 36W 6500K flourescents, as those are pretty effective (3250 lumens). Then I just built a cab from wood and panda and hung the lights. The plants are already loving their new home - can you believe that all of these plants were in half the area 1 day earlier? I've got a lot of repotting to do still - the ones you can see to the left are freshly repotted to 13cm pots. 2 days after repotting those they had already grown a lot, and roots were starting to poke out of the bottom holes in one pot. As you can see from the yellow leaves here and there it was in due time I finally got this done. Yesterday I potted some rooted clones that had been sitting in their peat pellets for tooo long - they were actually starting to veg in them and I just know they'll take off like crazy now:)

 

blackone

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Yup that's what I did to my flowering room. The velcro loosens after some time but is easily replaced. I haven't installed my vent in the vegging cab yet - that's why I left it open for now.
 

blackone

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Thanks! My plants are really thanking me for their new home. The largest ones to the left in the first pic were really well rooted in their new pots yesterday after only 1 week in 2L pots, and had grown like crazy! I guess they needed that space bigtime. I repotted again to 6.5L and threw them in my flower cab - I'm sure they'll respond in kind when they're already in a growth spurt.
I've still got some repotting to do, and have to work harder on bringing all of my plant closer to the lights for optimal growth.
 
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