Here I will be updating info and pictures from my first indoor grow. Last year I planted some seeds outdoor but failed probably because of the lack of sun. As of now I am setting up an indoor stealth operation in my room made of Rubber Maid boxes. Stealth and cost are my priorities but I will try to grow the best plant given the conditions.

My friend who is doing this project with me provided a bag seed which I germinated. It germinated in about 24 hours.

I went to Lowes where I asked about florescent lights and instantly the guy said "I thought you kids gave up growing pot years ago." He then directed me to some lights designed exactly for the purpose of indoor growing. Between Lowes, Fred Meyer and a local hardware store a I purchased the following supplies.

Supplies:

15 ft. extension cord
6" Inline fan
2 about 25 watt florescent grow lights(might upgrade)
a bag of organic potting soil
a bag of perlite
a power strip
2 Rubbermaid 18" Tubs (might upgrade bigger)
a can of flat white spray paint
an elbow of PVC pipe
a small pack of wire caps
some screws and bolts.

All this ran me about $110
BigLeagueJew Reviewed by BigLeagueJew on . First Grow Experiment: Building a $120 grow box Here I will be updating info and pictures from my first indoor grow. Last year I planted some seeds outdoor but failed probably because of the lack of sun. As of now I am setting up an indoor stealth operation in my room made of Rubber Maid boxes. Stealth and cost are my priorities but I will try to grow the best plant given the conditions. My friend who is doing this project with me provided a bag seed which I germinated. It germinated in about 24 hours. I went to Lowes where I asked Rating: 5