UpsideDown Theory

[Weezard]

I second the motion

I'd like to see that!

There may be a problem with having the lights directly UNDER the plants though.
Watering to runoff would be ill-advised, yah?

The morphology and lighting needs, of Tomatoes allows such shenanigans.
Dunno about Mary Jane.
So, please try a couple and we'll all know.
I have seen the TV ads and, for me, they always generate the same question.
Why!?:wtf:

Had it filed under DDI. (Damn dumb ideas).:silly:
Help me re-file it to, UW, (Useful Weirdness)

Mahalo,
Weezard

Weezard Reviewed by Weezard on 05-10-2009. UpsideDown Theory So i see this commercial on TV for this Topsy turvy tomato plant thing that basicly grows a tomato plant upside down. of course my first thought is will this work on cannabis? if all your lighting is on the ground facing up i dont see why it wouldnt. it keeps the soil in a bag/basket kinda thing and u water it fromt he top, and its all suspended on a hook. so if you have 2 rooms, 1 with all your lights (light room), and one with no lights (dark room), and youve got enough lighting for lets Rating: 5