New To Indoors

[Dntel]

Alright, im not new to growing 100%, but i know some of the basic things to it, and have grown Organicaly outside, and produced a good plant with a 35 gram yield. But with that grow i would say i was lucky, i never used any nutes, added some phosphate 1 time, it burned 4 other plants, and one still lived. But im trying to get something goin in my closet, it about 2 feet wide, and about 6 feet in length. Im only trying to grow about 2-3 plants at a time, i have some very good seeds coming to me, not 100% sure about what strain, but pretty sure it will be Blueberry, since that is what the person has grown on occasion.

Things that i really need to know:
-Best(recomended) lights for 2-3 plants, wattage, lumens, etc.
-Best(recomended) nutrients for flowering and Veg.
-Best(recomended) ventilation.

I am willing to spend money too.

Dntel Reviewed by Dntel on 09-25-2006. New To Indoors Alright, im not new to growing 100%, but i know some of the basic things to it, and have grown Organicaly outside, and produced a good plant with a 35 gram yield. But with that grow i would say i was lucky, i never used any nutes, added some phosphate 1 time, it burned 4 other plants, and one still lived. But im trying to get something goin in my closet, it about 2 feet wide, and about 6 feet in length. Im only trying to grow about 2-3 plants at a time, i have some very good seeds coming to me, Rating: 5

[notorious P.O.T]

lights- about a 400 watt hps/mh switchable ballast...
nutes- ive heard great things about the fox farm line of nutes.. grow big, big bloom and tiger bloom.
ventilation depends on you grow area.. but i reccomend a cool tube, thatall help bigtime with the heat....

[invision]

blueberry is a hard indoor plant may want to reconsider

[Dntel]

well im not 100% it is, just a chance, but i know its dank regardless.