SUPER Stealth Rubbermaid growbox

[Wert]

very nice buds... i like your setup man i may make something similar ive always been interested in a scrog and this looks like one of the easiest ways to do it... the whole thing about not being able to reach the pots does have lots of potential for probelms though.. any ideas on how to solve that?

[Love2Chief]

maybe if you make a removeble panel on of the sides so you can fit you hand through there,then keep it up with sticky velcro?

[DennisJ]

If you are using PVC or any white piping, you ought to spray the bends black-- light reflects around relflective bends. As your piping is on the intake, there must be some sort of black, non-toxic solution you could put in there-- stay away from noxious spray paint for those bottom bends. Dryer ducting (that bends) reduces your throughput by a siginifigant extent using a stealth fan. You can buy black pvc. Look into it. Good luck, and it's good to see cfls proliferate. I ain't (I'm stealth too) got bucks for HPS and MH, much less ballast and etc. I found real 40w output cfls at Home Depot in the specialty light section. Three Kelvin values: 2200 (no thanks) 3700 for flower and 6500 veg. Combo for flower, actually. I dig your ingenuity. Peace, d

[shredder1]

hey man how did you stack them like that, did you cut out a big hole in the bottom of the container thats on the top, i have a simple veg setup made out of one rubbermaid container and want to do the ol stack manover so there able to flower in there also?

right now i have got a 18gal rubbermaid lined the whole thing with mylar and have a light fixture ziptied to the lid that holds 5 x 26 watt cfl 6500k bulb at the moment and an intake and outtake, how shold i go about flowering with the same setup, stack one on top?

[ForgetClassC]

my question is how many lights did you bud them on?

[SauceeMcGee]

I'm with FCC on this one. What kind of DIY CFL chandelier did you make? I'm thinking about using a 2:1 combo of GE Lighting Compact Fluorescent Mini Spiral Bulb, Fle45 Hlx/2/5w, 45w/150w, Model 24688 (usahardware.com) and 27 Watt CFL - 100 W Equal - Full Spectrum Daylight 6500K - Spring Lamp - TCP 28027-65 Light Bulb

What are your running temps with your current system?

Thanks a bunch,

SMG

[Hennessy1414]

from the looks of his light set-up picture...it was roughly 103W's


UNREAL! CFL'S FTW! :thumbsup:

this dude did it pro

[bluntman2006]

how are them lights being held

[Xyz505]

i love the way it looks i bet it was really good smoke and high

[bluntman2006]

i love the way it looks i bet it was really good smoke and high

i know!