mark bammer
Member
y are you switching them from in the ground to 100 gallon smart pots will they yeild more in those those babies look nice i get my clones from a collective in san jose emrald crossings
NEED HELP ON 2011 GREEN HOUSE PLANS
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We don't need no stinking ladders!! LMAO!!!
Hope your knee is doing better-- Sorry for the cheap shot...I take my Comedy where I can get it-- lol
A productive gh can be made fairly simply/cheaply. I've seen basic hard sided structures with reinforced translucent gh roofing do pretty well. Ventilation is the key and can be done to needs with quality exhaust fans and passive venting. The more air mass turnover the better.
Simple hoop style houses are great too if you can secure them. The one below is 18x30 and was built for $500. It's easy to expand or contract the plans to fit your size requirements.
http://www.hightunnels.org/ForGrowers/SitePlanning&Construction/Articles/CareyHow-toBuild.htm
Simple hoop style houses are great too if you can secure them. The one below is 18x30 and was built for $500. It's easy to expand or contract the plans to fit your size requirements.
http://www.hightunnels.org/ForGrowers/SitePlanning&Construction/Articles/CareyHow-toBuild.htm
mark bammer
Member
lol well if those smart pots yeild more thats what im grabbing
Another diy gh option found online:
It is 22 feet wide and 48 feet long. The building is made of low cost, locally available materials. It is immensely strong and rigid. It can be built with ordinary farm labor with ordinary farm tools.
http://userpages.bright.net/~fwo/greenhouse/greenhouse.html
It is 22 feet wide and 48 feet long. The building is made of low cost, locally available materials. It is immensely strong and rigid. It can be built with ordinary farm labor with ordinary farm tools.
http://userpages.bright.net/~fwo/greenhouse/greenhouse.html
We are using corrugated white poly translucent panels for the roof-- They work ok, but yes, we do have a diminished harvest because of blocked light-- I just built one here at my house, and I put the same thing on the roof..but I think I am going to replace it with the clear corrugated poly panels for my summer crop...see how much of a difference it makes-- I can do this at my house, as it is considerably smaller...but there is no way we can use clear on the 6000 sq ft one!! lol
Manitoid
Member
blocked light and winter light. haha was never claiming to say that 100 lb wasn't an amazing spring harvest, as it is the bomb! was just wondering.
So with the days getting longer towards the end of flower do the nugs ever stretch as if wanting to reveg or does the extra light (as long as they stay in flower) make the nugs denser?
Thanks again!
Manitoid
So with the days getting longer towards the end of flower do the nugs ever stretch as if wanting to reveg or does the extra light (as long as they stay in flower) make the nugs denser?
Thanks again!
Manitoid
No, 100 was the Summer Harvest...Spring was just short of 60...but didn't have as many plants--
As far as reveg towards the end of the Spring Harvest, we don't have any probs with the Kush...but we put all the Sativas in one area, and use a blackout cover--
Here are a couple pics--
LetsSeeYa
Member
No, 100 was the Summer Harvest...Spring was just short of 60...but didn't have as many plants--
As far as reveg towards the end of the Spring Harvest, we don't have any probs with the Kush...but we put all the Sativas in one area, and use a blackout cover--
Here are a couple pics--
Very impressive. I like the re veg a lot and believe if you already have the plant, why not take advantage and yields well for me indoor to out. Just curios if you did re veg's from most of what plants grown each go round?
Id luv to sit in there in between a row of plants having a hit or two. A guy i know as a kid dug a trench and grew from each side and framed over it. Very simple, till it rained, lol.
Thanks for sharing
Very impressive. I like the re veg a lot and believe if you already have the plant, why not take advantage and yields well for me indoor to out. Just curios if you did re veg's from most of what plants grown each go round?
Id luv to sit in there in between a row of plants having a hit or two. A guy i know as a kid dug a trench and grew from each side and framed over it. Very simple, till it rained, lol.
Thanks for sharing
We don't usually reveg our plants once cut, unless we don't have a mother for that strain...
I was talking about the flowering plants trying to go back into veg, once the days start getting long-- That is what we use the blackout tarp for, is to keep it close to a 12 and 12--
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Trinity Gold
kmk that's how I want to do my dep this year..good going. Why dont you put panda plastic on the walls?
Because it holds in moisture, promotes mold...and also because it is expensive, and we have like 400 linear feet of walls...half are 12 feet high, and half are 8--
I think that I will be painting them all between Spring and Summer crops this year...flat white paint has the highest reflectivity there is--
A productive gh can be made fairly simply/cheaply. I've seen basic hard sided structures with reinforced translucent gh roofing do pretty well. Ventilation is the key and can be done to needs with quality exhaust fans and passive venting. The more air mass turnover the better.
Simple hoop style houses are great too if you can secure them. The one below is 18x30 and was built for $500. It's easy to expand or contract the plans to fit your size requirements.
http://www.hightunnels.org/ForGrowers/SitePlanning&Construction/Articles/CareyHow-toBuild.htm
here's a hoop greenhouse ( 20' x 12' ) for around $150...
$150 Hoop Greenhouse
i'm building one soon...
