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slackerbri
Hey everyone, I decided to start a thread about my Spinner room. I have a 42" Life-Light spinner with 2 400w Lumatek ballasts, one with a MH bulb and the other with HPS. The spinner spins at aprox 60rpm and if you are not careful it will fuck you up pretty good. I turn it off if I have to go anywhere near it and am working on a system where if you get too close it automatically shuts off, similar to what a garage door has to keep from closing down on someone or something.
I run all Canna Bio nutrients in a mixture of BioCanna Plus soil with Chunky Expanded perlite with a dash of Sunleaves Seabird guano(high N) using Botanical Brothers self watering buckets.
On the side of the main spinning area I have a clone-station along with power from 2 separate breakers, one dedicated to this room and another shared with the flower chamber the latter handling lesser power consuming devices like Co2 controller, camera, computer, fans, etc.
Then rather then hand watering or running a drip system I have set up an auto-feed system which is set on a timer but can be over-ridden manually as well as remotely. It has 2 ball valves setup in place so the moms and the babies can receive separate feeds by closing a valve or can be left open for feedings when everyone can take the same solution.
Rather then traditional timer setups I tied almost everything into a P/C so I can control and manually over-ride any switch or setting, including the spinner, a/c, each light(MH and HPS), pumps, exhaust, circulation fans, flouro's for the clones, Co2 and cameras. If from some reason the power fails or the computer dies everything is set to restart and all switches as well as timers can operate independent of the p/c, even the video feed.
I've also gone as far as to make all these functions available remotely via iphone, a live video feed is available as well.
During the setup of this room I took a bunch of cuttings and started them under a 400w MH for about 2-3 weeks, here they are getting their start.
And here are the babies under the spinner, they were recently transplanted from 8" pots to either 14" for moms or 12" for ones to go to flower, the moms are along the rear.
Anyone please feel free to chime in with critique or suggestions. I would appreciate any and all help.
I run all Canna Bio nutrients in a mixture of BioCanna Plus soil with Chunky Expanded perlite with a dash of Sunleaves Seabird guano(high N) using Botanical Brothers self watering buckets.
On the side of the main spinning area I have a clone-station along with power from 2 separate breakers, one dedicated to this room and another shared with the flower chamber the latter handling lesser power consuming devices like Co2 controller, camera, computer, fans, etc.
Then rather then hand watering or running a drip system I have set up an auto-feed system which is set on a timer but can be over-ridden manually as well as remotely. It has 2 ball valves setup in place so the moms and the babies can receive separate feeds by closing a valve or can be left open for feedings when everyone can take the same solution.
Rather then traditional timer setups I tied almost everything into a P/C so I can control and manually over-ride any switch or setting, including the spinner, a/c, each light(MH and HPS), pumps, exhaust, circulation fans, flouro's for the clones, Co2 and cameras. If from some reason the power fails or the computer dies everything is set to restart and all switches as well as timers can operate independent of the p/c, even the video feed.
I've also gone as far as to make all these functions available remotely via iphone, a live video feed is available as well.
During the setup of this room I took a bunch of cuttings and started them under a 400w MH for about 2-3 weeks, here they are getting their start.
And here are the babies under the spinner, they were recently transplanted from 8" pots to either 14" for moms or 12" for ones to go to flower, the moms are along the rear.
Anyone please feel free to chime in with critique or suggestions. I would appreciate any and all help.
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