Virgin grower needs help please

[Torog]

maybe he/she just made a mistake, torog!?

Howdy Ghost,

Yup,I reckon that you're probably right,I'll back off and stop being such a dingle-berry...lol. Mainly,I was just curious and thought that if I could help pimpified figure out just what kind of space he actually had,that we could help him better understand how to utilize what resources he has,just because I'm an ornery,old fart on the politics board,doesn't mean that I don't want to help the newbies out when I can..lol.

Have a good one...Torog

[GHoSToKeR]

Howdy Ghost,

Yup,I reckon that you're probably right,I'll back off and stop being such a dingle-berry...lol. Mainly,I was just curious and thought that if I could help pimpified figure out just what kind of space he actually had,that we could help him better understand how to utilize what resources he has,just because I'm an ornery,old fart on the politics board,doesn't mean that I don't want to help the newbies out when I can..lol.

Have a good one...Torog

lol Fair enough

So Torog.. you voted yet!?!?

[psilocybin]

A. Aquarium should be fine. I'm using one too, although 125 gallons instead of 50. From what I can tell (havn't gotten to this point yet), you will have to bend the plants so they grow horizontially, then the buds will grow vertically off of it towards the light. Or so the book says (Indoor Marijuana Horticulture) - seems to make sense to me though.

A. Don't use tinfoil. Reflects shitty and unevenly. Use ultra white paint or mylar. I took some old cardboard boxes, painted 2-3 coats of ultra white paint and taped it to the sides of my aquarium. For the bottom I took a plastic painting dropcloth, doused it in white too, then trimmed to fit on the bottom of the tank. With my 440w VHO light system it is bright as hell inside the tank with the lights on - setting up good reflection makes the light efficiency so much higher (effective larger grow space)

[lordsoth666]

Take your ass to walmart and buy some 4mil WHITE plastic sheeting. It will reflect the light and also you won't have any issues with the sheet's porous nature (mold, soaking up moisture, mildew etc...) and it will cost you $4.88 for a 10' x 25' sheet. Over by the painting supplies usually.

But if you can afford it use the reflective mylar. It is what I use, and the difference is night and day Soooo much brighter with mylar.

http://www.wormsway.com/detail.asp?sku=SMY100