Indoor Growing Scrog

32 years of marriage is respectable Brother! Good for you! You obviously know the golden rule “happy wife, happy life”.
I didn’t know they even made a 420 watt FarmLite. A 15amp breaker should handle the load of both lights and more unless you have a bunch of other appliances plugged into it.
I see a lot of people running PVC for their fertigation but I prefer the flexibility of 1/2” irrigation hose and 1/4” feed line, both are pliable, easy to work with and you can attach multiple lines without a hassle. I also have the option to crimp them shut with a zip tie if I’m not using them and go from a 1 plant grow to a 9 plant grow without having to mess around with rerouting PVC connections and tubing.

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Oh ok… I understand now.
Should be an interesting indoor grow with Big Mamas and Coco. I did some outdoor scrogging over the summer and had good success but the autos I scrogged indoors in a controlled environment turned out much better in my opinion. I did have a lot of fun with the outdoor and would like to give it another go next year.
Love your bonsais. :thumbsup:



Yes, but you might as well just start your seedlings in your final container and avoid the risk of stunted growth or premature flowering.
There are many advantages to using Grodan 4x4” cubes… they don’t take up much space, they extend your veg/preflower time, no seedling burning, absolutely no chance of transplant shock and they boost my plants up 4” so I’m able to do what I do.



Stated from experience! :thumbsup:
Thank you Brother! :d5:





:yeahthat:
Thank you Maestro for taking the time to spell out your pump and feed setup. I've been hoping for the details. It is simplicity simply simplified. Perfect.
 
32 years of marriage is respectable Brother! Good for you! You obviously know the golden rule “happy wife, happy life”.
I didn’t know they even made a 420 watt FarmLite. A 15amp breaker should handle the load of both lights and more unless you have a bunch of other appliances plugged into it.
I see a lot of people running PVC for their fertigation but I prefer the flexibility of 1/2” irrigation hose and 1/4” feed line, both are pliable, easy to work with and you can attach multiple lines without a hassle. I also have the option to crimp them shut with a zip tie if I’m not using them and go from a 1 plant grow to a 9 plant grow without having to mess around with rerouting PVC connections and tubing.

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Oh ok… I understand now.
Should be an interesting indoor grow with Big Mamas and Coco. I did some outdoor scrogging over the summer and had good success but the autos I scrogged indoors in a controlled environment turned out much better in my opinion. I did have a lot of fun with the outdoor and would like to give it another go next year.
Love your bonsais. :thumbsup:



Yes, but you might as well just start your seedlings in your final container and avoid the risk of stunted growth or premature flowering.
There are many advantages to using Grodan 4x4” cubes… they don’t take up much space, they extend your veg/preflower time, no seedling burning, absolutely no chance of transplant shock and they boost my plants up 4” so I’m able to do what I do.



Stated from experience! :thumbsup:
Thank you Brother! :d5:





:yeahthat:
agreed thank you but 1 more question(at least for now), should I try 1 pump for the whole tent or 1 per plant? I was thinking 2 pumps for redundancy connected to the 1/2 inch line(I got me some 1/2 inch irrigation line now).
 
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