PuffTheMagic
Super Active Member
I need some inspiration. If you are growing indoors but not using a tent lets see your setup!
Non-tent grow room showoff thread
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Bustenbeans
Smoke pot, eat twat and smile alot
Bustenbeans
Smoke pot, eat twat and smile alot
And now.scrogs are 5x5 and 5x3.5
Bustenbeans
Smoke pot, eat twat and smile alot
I want to see them also!
Bobby Legit
What smells like a skunk, Dad?
I've got a modest little space here...
6 ft wide, 10 ft long, 9 ft ceiling. Green board on the exterior walls and ceiling. 1/4" plywood on interior walls.
2 lights -- 630 watts total. I run 4 separate 20amp circuits to run lights, dehumidifier, ac and fans.
Enough room to flower 4 plants in 10 gallon fabric pots.
Each scrog frame is 2'x4'. The "net" height is set to 18" above soil level when there are plants going. I put net in quotes because they aren't full nets. I use foam wire to tie down branches after I've spread them along the ropes. For me this is easier than tucking/weaving branches thru squares on a net. The bottom of the frame is 12" off the floor. The frame is way over built to support all the weight and each planter spot has vertical supports under the tray as well as additional cross support under the decking.
Other side of room...
Dehu top left draining to 5 gal. bucket. AC lower left, exhausted into separate indoor area. Light proof Mom or clone box lower right. Just built it over the winter. Passive air intake at bottom. Exhausted by low speed computer fan. T5 ho tubes for light. Adjustable shelf inside -- 1 ft below and 2 ft below, shelf removed gives 3 ft usable height if I find a keeper this year.
I use cut-to-fit carbon filters (made for regular air purifiers) to cover both sides of my room's passive air intake. I also use the cut-to-fit filter to cover the outside of the AC exhaust hole. Getting ready to change out my scrubber. I need to look into refilling these bad boys instead of replacing them.
I also use this autopilot monitor. Nothing is automated, I just use it to see what the room is doing with lights out and what my average temp & rh is over time.
It's pretty tight space wise. But I've got room for what I need and can easily access all areas of each plant.
Another couple weeks and I'll pop some beans. Can't wait!
6 ft wide, 10 ft long, 9 ft ceiling. Green board on the exterior walls and ceiling. 1/4" plywood on interior walls.
2 lights -- 630 watts total. I run 4 separate 20amp circuits to run lights, dehumidifier, ac and fans.
Enough room to flower 4 plants in 10 gallon fabric pots.
Each scrog frame is 2'x4'. The "net" height is set to 18" above soil level when there are plants going. I put net in quotes because they aren't full nets. I use foam wire to tie down branches after I've spread them along the ropes. For me this is easier than tucking/weaving branches thru squares on a net. The bottom of the frame is 12" off the floor. The frame is way over built to support all the weight and each planter spot has vertical supports under the tray as well as additional cross support under the decking.
Other side of room...
Dehu top left draining to 5 gal. bucket. AC lower left, exhausted into separate indoor area. Light proof Mom or clone box lower right. Just built it over the winter. Passive air intake at bottom. Exhausted by low speed computer fan. T5 ho tubes for light. Adjustable shelf inside -- 1 ft below and 2 ft below, shelf removed gives 3 ft usable height if I find a keeper this year.
I use cut-to-fit carbon filters (made for regular air purifiers) to cover both sides of my room's passive air intake. I also use the cut-to-fit filter to cover the outside of the AC exhaust hole. Getting ready to change out my scrubber. I need to look into refilling these bad boys instead of replacing them.
I also use this autopilot monitor. Nothing is automated, I just use it to see what the room is doing with lights out and what my average temp & rh is over time.
It's pretty tight space wise. But I've got room for what I need and can easily access all areas of each plant.
Another couple weeks and I'll pop some beans. Can't wait!
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MisterKisters grow lab
Ok so I had a disaster with my rdwc system. I ditched my tent and went for a room and my chiller couldn't keep up with my environment and my water got into the mid 70s and root rot wiped out all but one of my mother of berries. So I bought a 4 x 8 table and 2 floraflex drip systems and went to...
chuckersparadise.com
Rocman91
Sour D Fein
Here's the new room! The side with the Mono crop is RIT 
, the other side is half Rit and Half Ice cream Wedding cake .
We're rocking medic grow ez 8's , 4x8 trays and PVC suspended Scrogs. CO2 just hooked up and maintaining 800-1100 ppm. Plants seem happy which makes me happy .
Shout out to @Bustenbeans for keeping me motivated. If it wasn't for us keeping each other honest we would be bunk growers prob
.
Here's first run before I changed everything up for this run.. diy lights I built and random pheno hunt
, the other side is half Rit and Half Ice cream Wedding cake .We're rocking medic grow ez 8's , 4x8 trays and PVC suspended Scrogs. CO2 just hooked up and maintaining 800-1100 ppm. Plants seem happy which makes me happy .
Shout out to @Bustenbeans for keeping me motivated. If it wasn't for us keeping each other honest we would be bunk growers prob
.Here's first run before I changed everything up for this run.. diy lights I built and random pheno hunt
Rocman91
Sour D Fein
Deff leave the tents behind if you have the Space to do so... You won't look back
. Just be prepared to dial alot of stuff in when you make the switch!
PuffTheMagic
Super Active Member
There is an entire '70s era mobile home turned house on my property that I am not doing anything with right now. Thinking about moving all my indoor grow ops into it. Would be a lot more space.Deff leave the tents behind if you have the Space to do so... You won't look back
Rocman91
Sour D Fein
That would be sick. Prob have to run AC and heat in the winter I would assume?
PuffTheMagic
Super Active Member
Probably buy another diy mini-split to manage the environment. I installed one in my garage loft/office and its wonderful.
Choco8
Insanely Active Member
It's a little crowded at the moment, but...I rebuilt this 10 x 10 room from scratch with super-insulated walls about 3 years ago. I used white plastic panels on the walls and vinyl shop flooring. One 6 inch intake in the far corner and one TerraBloom 8 inch intake blower in the other, both with MERV 13 filters. 10" TerraBloom exhaust blower. A Santa Fe Compact 70 dehumidifier hangs from the ceiling. 2 12" oscillating fans on one wall, and 4 - 6 tower fans spread out to keep a gentle flow of air going everywhere, with no dead spots. I don't use AC, just a lot of fresh air.
