grow box?

[smokin dope]

hey there,

i was looking at some hydro turnkey systems and really like what i see, my question is, who has used them and what do ya think?

i have about 900.00 to invest in a grow system, looking to do a 6 plant hydro, the only problem is i dont know much about hydro, thats why i was gonna get the turnkey system, but whats something the equivilent to a turn key? is it easy enough to build a similar to a turn key?

thanks imp:

smokin dope Reviewed by smokin dope on 05-07-2006. grow box? hey there, i was looking at some hydro turnkey systems and really like what i see, my question is, who has used them and what do ya think? i have about 900.00 to invest in a grow system, looking to do a 6 plant hydro, the only problem is i dont know much about hydro, thats why i was gonna get the turnkey system, but whats something the equivilent to a turn key? is it easy enough to build a similar to a turn key? thanks :pimp: Rating: 5

[Garden Knowm]

smokn, You want to get a system that is basically, just add water...

The problem with a lot of systems is the access to the reservoir, to check the waters ph and ppm and to check water levels.

You want a large reservoir that does not need water added daily. You want easy access to the reservoir without disturbing the plants.

I would recommend you spend your $900 on the following items

1. light ($100-$300)
2. fan/exhaust/carbon scrubber ($100-300)
3. Hydro System ($100-$300) Consider an expandable, simple 1 or 2 bucket system for you first grow
4. nutrients ($50-$100)
5. PH/PPM meter ($100-$300)

If you plan on growing many times.. invest heavily into a PPM/PH meter.

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[smokin dope]

hey there, thanks for the reply.

ya ive been doing aLOT ot thinking, and think i might go to the route of building my own instead of a basic kit for 1000.00

i am lookin to spend 600ish on a setup.

i got a few questions for ya regarding a hydro grow, so if ya could reply with a email or pm me. thanks