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SauronBlue
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So, here's how I started out:
39"x39"x~72" Agromax grow tent
Roots Organic media(coco coir with perlite and vermiculite)
A 6" clip-on fan
A 6-pack of some kind of seed starter plugs that I think are rockwool
400w HPS ballast/hood combo(~10' cord to ballast)
400w HPS Bulb
Cords for moving light up and down easily
8" coasters for under the plants(in the pic, not gonna use)
Cheapo nutes(not gonna use, but doing well on kitchen plants)
Temperature/humidity display with remote sensor
Blue Planet nutes 2-part plus Liquid Blue
-not pictured(will post pic up tomorrow)-
Vermiculite
Permalite
Hydroton pellets/balls
Reverse Osmosis water
Ph testing kit with up/down adjusters
A couple timers and extension cords
--Carbon filter(DIY) and exhaust fan to come in near future--
The tent was very easy to put together, and was done in about 10 minutes, and that was with having to take it apart when I realized certain corners point up or down. The hardest part was fitting the cover around the metal frame, and required a bit of maneuvering, and you will need close to a foot around the tent to allow you room to work.The great thing is that it will come apart just as easily, and even comes with a carrying case for the disassembled unit. The poles are metal, and much stronger than the 1/2" pvc that I thought it was made of. It easily supports my light, and could probably hold 2 more if I had the room, should have no problem with a fan and scrubber. The weakness of the tent is the fact that the walls are simple cloth(treated to be light/air-proof), and wont allow you to use it to support ducting or anything. You need to find a way to hang everything from the roof, or make a support from the ground up. I'm still working on how to have the simple ducting elbows on there for light blockage without them just flopping around lazily. That one gallon jug is in there for size perspective
39"x39"x~72" Agromax grow tent
Roots Organic media(coco coir with perlite and vermiculite)
A 6" clip-on fan
A 6-pack of some kind of seed starter plugs that I think are rockwool
400w HPS ballast/hood combo(~10' cord to ballast)
400w HPS Bulb
Cords for moving light up and down easily
8" coasters for under the plants(in the pic, not gonna use)
Cheapo nutes(not gonna use, but doing well on kitchen plants)
Temperature/humidity display with remote sensor
Blue Planet nutes 2-part plus Liquid Blue
-not pictured(will post pic up tomorrow)-
Vermiculite
Permalite
Hydroton pellets/balls
Reverse Osmosis water
Ph testing kit with up/down adjusters
A couple timers and extension cords
--Carbon filter(DIY) and exhaust fan to come in near future--
The tent was very easy to put together, and was done in about 10 minutes, and that was with having to take it apart when I realized certain corners point up or down. The hardest part was fitting the cover around the metal frame, and required a bit of maneuvering, and you will need close to a foot around the tent to allow you room to work.The great thing is that it will come apart just as easily, and even comes with a carrying case for the disassembled unit. The poles are metal, and much stronger than the 1/2" pvc that I thought it was made of. It easily supports my light, and could probably hold 2 more if I had the room, should have no problem with a fan and scrubber. The weakness of the tent is the fact that the walls are simple cloth(treated to be light/air-proof), and wont allow you to use it to support ducting or anything. You need to find a way to hang everything from the roof, or make a support from the ground up. I'm still working on how to have the simple ducting elbows on there for light blockage without them just flopping around lazily. That one gallon jug is in there for size perspective