weed whacker
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so due to a change of circumstance, i wont be moving as previously planned, and will be tenting up part of my bedroom as a grow. my closet which has been my all-purpose room will become the mother/veg/clone room. i've measured out everything including my bed (the only furniture i have to work around). the area that i think will be good for use is 61" x 113".
so within that footprint, i'm not exactly sure how to proceed. this will be a flowering room exclusively, and i will have enough space to veg to fill this room up.
one thought i had is to run two 3x3 trays with separate resorvoirs, in an ebb and flow setup. this would allow me to run two strains, or stagger the tables a month apart in flower to harvest more often.
the other thought i had would be to cram a 4x8 tray in. i could put doors in enough to be able to work inside the area, and this would make the most use of the space.
i'm going to be using two 600w air cooled lights, since i already have one good one.
would the coverage of two 600s cover a 4x8? i will be putting in movers later on so that should help, but for the first run or two they will be stationary. reflection off the walls would hopefully help as well, adn there will only be a short distance from the walls to the plants in this configuration. i'm just not sure how much yield i'm adding going from 3x6 (two 3x3 tables) to 4x8, using the same amount of light. 18sqft vs 32sqft. although now that i think about it, thats almost double the square footage!
will my 6" vortex (452cfm) be enough to cool a room this size with two 600s? i'll be adding boosters on the intake (188cfm inline at first, another added if its deemed necessary)
i wont be going up to two 1000s for both the fact that i already have a good 600 setup (lumatek digi) and i will be running on household circuits so 1200w will already be pulling 10amps off that circuit. i dont want to get into adding breakers and wiring at this point.
i also have a mind to go to a sealed / ac / co2 setup with this space later down the line when i am more knowledgable and have more money to spend. will a lumber framed / panda film walled room be able to be sealed adequately for this? will zipper doors leak too much co2 to be feasible? I'll be sleeping right outside this so i dont wanna die in my sleep
more questions to come when i think of them.
i also have a floor plan all drawn up to scale for the whole bedroom if anyone wants to throw their 2cents in on this.
so within that footprint, i'm not exactly sure how to proceed. this will be a flowering room exclusively, and i will have enough space to veg to fill this room up.
one thought i had is to run two 3x3 trays with separate resorvoirs, in an ebb and flow setup. this would allow me to run two strains, or stagger the tables a month apart in flower to harvest more often.
the other thought i had would be to cram a 4x8 tray in. i could put doors in enough to be able to work inside the area, and this would make the most use of the space.
i'm going to be using two 600w air cooled lights, since i already have one good one.
would the coverage of two 600s cover a 4x8? i will be putting in movers later on so that should help, but for the first run or two they will be stationary. reflection off the walls would hopefully help as well, adn there will only be a short distance from the walls to the plants in this configuration. i'm just not sure how much yield i'm adding going from 3x6 (two 3x3 tables) to 4x8, using the same amount of light. 18sqft vs 32sqft. although now that i think about it, thats almost double the square footage!
will my 6" vortex (452cfm) be enough to cool a room this size with two 600s? i'll be adding boosters on the intake (188cfm inline at first, another added if its deemed necessary)
i wont be going up to two 1000s for both the fact that i already have a good 600 setup (lumatek digi) and i will be running on household circuits so 1200w will already be pulling 10amps off that circuit. i dont want to get into adding breakers and wiring at this point.
i also have a mind to go to a sealed / ac / co2 setup with this space later down the line when i am more knowledgable and have more money to spend. will a lumber framed / panda film walled room be able to be sealed adequately for this? will zipper doors leak too much co2 to be feasible? I'll be sleeping right outside this so i dont wanna die in my sleep
more questions to come when i think of them.
i also have a floor plan all drawn up to scale for the whole bedroom if anyone wants to throw their 2cents in on this.