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Don't the ladies look nice outside!
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Inner skin applied. AC in place. Bloom room in final position.
The back of the shed with the entrance to the bloom room and the veg tent rotated 90.
Plants in place. Seams sealed. Lights on.
Much work still to do, but this forms a nice milestone.
Ok folks... Tead removed 1 layer of 'Jacklegedness' today...
The scene of the crime.... old inner grow shed removed. Shed contents spread hither and yon. Oh look.... I see the pup is supervising.
Bloom room inner skin being applied.
Inner skin applied. AC in place. Bloom room in final position.
Access door at back of bloom room. Seams between panels not sealed yet.
The back of the shed with the entrance to the bloom room and the veg tent rotated 90.
Plants in place. Seams sealed. Lights on.
Much work still to do, but this forms a nice milestone.
Awesome set up, Tead! I am sure your neighbors know EXACTLY what you're growing, now that you've laid out your "dirty laundry"!
I like the way you laid out the shed.
The open outside door shows only a hallway: good for privacy, good for temperature and insect management.
The hallway can be used for 'shed' type storage as needed.
At the end of all hall is your little patio with doors opening on both the veg and bloom rooms: A place where you can repot, mix nutrients, or toke.
It's always a good day when you see your girls outside, but even when I was surrounded by forest with a legal grow, it was a risk that I kept to a minimum.
That's a beautiful set up
Congratulations! I think their time out in the sun did wonders by the way. Sun has light spectrums or frequencies that can't be easily replicated for grow lights!
Hey brother everything is looking great over here! Do you have much more your wanting to fix up?
Thats a pretty cool setup. I like it.. Even in your summer? Whats it peak in there temps? Keepem Green
Not an inch of space wasted haha. Are you worried your yield will be less due to inadequate light coverage? Or have you calculated the average wattage per plant and your not worried.
Aluminum foil tape works wonders for canceling light leaks. Also, if you're up to the task, you can greatly chill your inlet air if you bury some pipe in the ground and run it in from the floor. Great use of space though! I love DIY stuff!
Using the foil tape... kinda gotta. The duct tape doesn't have much longevity when exposed to the UV and heat.
They'll be quite a few airflow discussions in the days ahead. It's kind of a touchy dance I do. The heat and humidity really impose some strict limits in this area as well.
Would the insulating foam backed with tape we use for windows work? What flashed through my mind was a wide strip run up the seams from the inside (of course ).
I love DIY stuff!
'Round these parts, we refer to the ideas that drift to the duct tape side as 'Jackleg Engineering'. To be technical, it's roots lie in the military arena and might be easily recognized by someone that has tried to tie their entire life together with duct tape and parachute cord. Some of us can really appreciate and smile at the subtle reference.
Now you know... go spread it 'round, then get out there and enjoy ya some of what this world has to offer.
Dunno... haven't tried it... but thanks for the idea. I'll have to scour the shelves next time I visit the wallet drain. We don't have much cold weather locally and insulation options can run thin in the local marketplaces.
Use rigid insulation board to fill in the window tape with hvac tape and you have a seal. You could put some rigid insul on exterior and that would help keep cooler too.Would the insulating foam backed with tape we use for windows work? What flashed through my mind was a wide strip run up the seams from the inside (of course ).
'Round these parts, we refer to the ideas that drift to the duct tape side as 'Jackleg Engineering'. To be technical, it's roots lie in the military arena and might be easily recognized by someone that has tried to tie their entire life together with duct tape and parachute cord. Some of us can really appreciate and smile at the subtle reference.
Now you know... go spread it 'round, then get out there and enjoy ya some of what this world has to offer.
Use rigid insulation board to fill in the window tape with hvac tape and you have a seal. You could put some rigid insul on exterior and that would help keep cooler too.
PARACORD! I've been looking for a solution to hanging a heavy pot rack in my kitchen with a thinner cross section than hemp/sisal but without the total ugliness of polypropylene. Thanks Tead!