I finally did the finishing touches on all the lighting tonight, after about 2 months of taking my time with doing a little work every few days.

I've been building it with the thought that I just may some day use it for a serious completely indoor grow. For now it'll serve me as a early veg and clone room; a spot where I can start my seedlings indoors for 1 month before placing them outdoors. I can however say that light and space wise, it is the largest indoor grow I have ever done.

Here's some specifics, for those who like numbers:

- 20-Amp circuit (dedicated, armored cable to panel)
- 190 Watts total of flourescent fixtures and CFLs
- 52.5" x 28.5" x 35" space with walls painted flat white

Right now I'm short 20 Watts from the missing bulb in the front right fixture. I'll pick it up tomorrow. No plants started yet, not even seeds. Seeds will be germinated ASAP this week, with hopes to get them all outside by May 21.

I plan to pick up one of those electric soft heat pads, and germinate with the paper towel and plate method (different, I usually just pop them in distilled water). Some definite strains:

- Double Gum
- AK-48
- Northern Lights
- Original Haze x Skunk #1 (freebies, might as well see how they do)

There will likely be a few interesting others, everything being grown 100% organically. I'll keep this thread updated with frequent pics through germ to chop.

Comments and suggestions are always appreciated. :jointsmile:
cthulhu Reviewed by cthulhu on . Outdoor Season 2008 I finally did the finishing touches on all the lighting tonight, after about 2 months of taking my time with doing a little work every few days. I've been building it with the thought that I just may some day use it for a serious completely indoor grow. For now it'll serve me as a early veg and clone room; a spot where I can start my seedlings indoors for 1 month before placing them outdoors. I can however say that light and space wise, it is the largest indoor grow I have ever done. Rating: 5