Thank You, HH- I think she may be a new record- she's got more branches than anything I've grown in there before...and every branch has a bud on the end of it, so there ya go!
Thanks, GDB!- any other time, I'd of just rotated the plant to have a look at the bud, but this one
doesn't rotate anymore...well, she actually
does still rotate, but it's a major pain in the ass to do it with her leaning on the walls...
Those things are heavy, too...and the stems are nice n weak from leaning on the walls, so she's going to flop "a little" when I pull her out of there...
FIFY!
I didn't think I'd ever top that GSC
(10.2oz) but I think this one's gonna do it...
And here ya go, Keith- sorry they're a little late, I had a bunch of errands to get done first...
We'll start with the basic box:
An $18.00 24x24x48 Wardrobe box..
I used that metal bar to hang the lights on before I got the Nextlight.
The first thing I did was cover the walls with reflective material (x4 Dollar Store windshield screens)
I initially used dollar store fans, but they only last 6 months running 24/7- so I upgraded to Infinity S3 3 speed usb fans- I use 6 of them- 2 circulators, 2 exhausts, 1 intake, 1 spare- I put it where I need it.
They're good for like 100,000 hours so they're worth the 12 bucks each..
Exhausts:
The one on the left is the main exhaust, the other one is mainly used in hot weather to keep things as cool as possible..
Here's my hi-tech temperature control mounted on the back of the box
:
Closed for max heat retention- there's a small hole in the flap, so it never shuts
all the air off..
Open for max cooling...this, combined with the variable fan speeds, does a pretty good job of controlling temps in there....
The passive intakes also have restrictors on them to also help with temp control:
open
restricted airflow
The lid will open all the way if I move all my crap off of it..
The 2 circulators
I should of raised these for this plant...but
that didn't happen...
Behind the SIP is the intake fan- this fan is only used in hot or humid weather, the passive intakes work fine in "normal" weather-
And then there's this- smoke alarm, just in case things go south...
So there's a few pics,
@KeithLemon - I sorta got stuck on the temp/fan stuff today, so If you have questions about other stuff, don't be afraid to ask