Mad B
Indoors, jeje going by parts.
Indoors even here is a pain. You need too watch out for the electric company as not too many houses will pull that amount of energy around here...unless you live in certian nieghborhoods that are higher class.
Why do I say that...well in my hood I bet I'm the only one who pays as much as I do on my light bill, its a middle, mabye low middle class hood, so most still use gas stoves, and sun dry their clothes and almost never use their ovens...take quick showers blah blah...have maybe 1 or 2 t.vs on at the same, no airconditiong, or heating. No water heaters, use only a few lights at a time...so it calls alot of attention that everyone pays lets say $20 a month..I pay $40 my self, can't figure out why and people all get like WOW you pay that much ? see...jeje already with the questions !!!
Now in nicer hoods they got all the damn tvs on, airconditionning blasting, all the lights in the house on, they use the kitchen stoves, and clothes drier, they use dishwashers...you name it, wher each house on the block is pulling shit loads of energy...you'd fit right in, jeje long as you use a gas stove, and sun dry your clothes still...if you know what I mean.
Humidity is such a prob i'd even recomend airconditioner for the grow, and a dehumidifier. Things can get real hot here...plus all the lights and balast you might need too bring down the temps and at the same time airconditiones suck the mositer out. The dehumidifier is an extra measure and an awesome tool to help dry your buds.
Ok, you chose your hood, its safe and make sure no one ever realy comes over..if they do you've got a plan too cover your self.
Indoors with sativas i'd not go less the 40lumens per square foot. (20be'n the minimum right) I'd mix HPS with MH. If posible give more MH early hrs and more HPS later hrs of flower time, and use florecents to veg and keep mother plants at around 20lumens per square foot lets say on 20hrs light.
I'd have plenty of fresh air coming in, hopefully sucking in air from a low area so it's cooler and rich in CO2. I'd be sure to have circulations fans too, and excelent extractor. I'd almost keep it in a neg air zone, meaning that there be more suction from the extractor and plenty of pasive intake air.
I'd keep pants off the ground and also have set up too drip system with very mild nutrient mix.
Pots would take into mind the 1foot of plant mater per every gallon of soil rule...in other words a plant that could reach 5 feet min goes in a 5gall bucket. Or one gallon of soil per every month life of a plant. A plant that takes 5months to finish should go in a 5gal contianer.
Unless you want too stress or push things. If you want too cut some finish time, use smaller pots to stress your plants into flower faster and sacrafice some wieght along with carefull water deprevation. Or putting more then one plant per pot also helps speed things up.
One plant per pot qive the typical cone shaped plants or unbrela kinds, putting sever plants in one pot gives just sing colas no branching and agian a faster harvest. Need too watch for hermis more if you putt more plants per pot as too just one.
Rotating plants here is important as too in nature a plant will wake up too a blue hue and finish to a red hue of light, and not too mention the whole plant is bathed in sun, starting at 6am on the east, mid day from the top (only position in indoors normaly) then finish the day on the west...so the plant was completey showered in sun. Unless you got light movers in your garden rotation is the key. Not too mention keeping plants of the same size together too avoid blocking each others light.
Strongly recomend clones and mothers as satvas from seed indoors can drive you crazy and take forever. Clones due much better and are more mature and controlable.
Keeping plans as close too the light source is important...if you can put your lights on pullies to adjust them often, and have blocks handy too raise plants too keep a level canopee.
jejje going too go for a smoke too think about if I missed anything.
Blessings
Chaman
Indoors, jeje going by parts.
Indoors even here is a pain. You need too watch out for the electric company as not too many houses will pull that amount of energy around here...unless you live in certian nieghborhoods that are higher class.
Why do I say that...well in my hood I bet I'm the only one who pays as much as I do on my light bill, its a middle, mabye low middle class hood, so most still use gas stoves, and sun dry their clothes and almost never use their ovens...take quick showers blah blah...have maybe 1 or 2 t.vs on at the same, no airconditiong, or heating. No water heaters, use only a few lights at a time...so it calls alot of attention that everyone pays lets say $20 a month..I pay $40 my self, can't figure out why and people all get like WOW you pay that much ? see...jeje already with the questions !!!
Now in nicer hoods they got all the damn tvs on, airconditionning blasting, all the lights in the house on, they use the kitchen stoves, and clothes drier, they use dishwashers...you name it, wher each house on the block is pulling shit loads of energy...you'd fit right in, jeje long as you use a gas stove, and sun dry your clothes still...if you know what I mean.
Humidity is such a prob i'd even recomend airconditioner for the grow, and a dehumidifier. Things can get real hot here...plus all the lights and balast you might need too bring down the temps and at the same time airconditiones suck the mositer out. The dehumidifier is an extra measure and an awesome tool to help dry your buds.
Ok, you chose your hood, its safe and make sure no one ever realy comes over..if they do you've got a plan too cover your self.
Indoors with sativas i'd not go less the 40lumens per square foot. (20be'n the minimum right) I'd mix HPS with MH. If posible give more MH early hrs and more HPS later hrs of flower time, and use florecents to veg and keep mother plants at around 20lumens per square foot lets say on 20hrs light.
I'd have plenty of fresh air coming in, hopefully sucking in air from a low area so it's cooler and rich in CO2. I'd be sure to have circulations fans too, and excelent extractor. I'd almost keep it in a neg air zone, meaning that there be more suction from the extractor and plenty of pasive intake air.
I'd keep pants off the ground and also have set up too drip system with very mild nutrient mix.
Pots would take into mind the 1foot of plant mater per every gallon of soil rule...in other words a plant that could reach 5 feet min goes in a 5gall bucket. Or one gallon of soil per every month life of a plant. A plant that takes 5months to finish should go in a 5gal contianer.
Unless you want too stress or push things. If you want too cut some finish time, use smaller pots to stress your plants into flower faster and sacrafice some wieght along with carefull water deprevation. Or putting more then one plant per pot also helps speed things up.
One plant per pot qive the typical cone shaped plants or unbrela kinds, putting sever plants in one pot gives just sing colas no branching and agian a faster harvest. Need too watch for hermis more if you putt more plants per pot as too just one.
Rotating plants here is important as too in nature a plant will wake up too a blue hue and finish to a red hue of light, and not too mention the whole plant is bathed in sun, starting at 6am on the east, mid day from the top (only position in indoors normaly) then finish the day on the west...so the plant was completey showered in sun. Unless you got light movers in your garden rotation is the key. Not too mention keeping plants of the same size together too avoid blocking each others light.
Strongly recomend clones and mothers as satvas from seed indoors can drive you crazy and take forever. Clones due much better and are more mature and controlable.
Keeping plans as close too the light source is important...if you can put your lights on pullies to adjust them often, and have blocks handy too raise plants too keep a level canopee.
jejje going too go for a smoke too think about if I missed anything.
Blessings
Chaman
