Grow Setup (Show-Case)

[The_StonedTrooper]

1 hour ago, CG420za said:

 

Other than the few installation tape points, (okay I see they connectors now) huge respect

Loving the Jacky O'Conner sunglasses

Edited May 6, 2021 by The_StonedTrooper

[CG420za]

37 minutes ago, Marzcanna said:

Love the creativity might even try something similar 

Awe, go for gold bruv! I'm thinking of changing it up again. All in the name of streamlining.

[CG420za]

6 minutes ago, The_StonedTrooper said:

Other than the few installation tape points, (okay I see they connectors now) huge respect

Loving the Jacky O'Conner sunglasses

Hahaha! Don't kick my sunnies brother! They cover my whole face. But awe man, thank you!

[The_StonedTrooper]

40 minutes ago, CG420za said:

Hahaha! Don't kick my sunnies brother! They cover my whole face. But awe man, thank you!

Oooh no, not kick, more like kick arse

[Twix Aphen]

All these tents look very tidy to me. This is my attempt at a bathroom conversion.



[CoolJ]

8 hours ago, Marzcanna said:

Wires alover the place. Will tidy things up in this tent through out the weekend and than I ll post an update. My problem with this grow is the lung room is very small to start with, and tent isn't the biggest either 

Looks like a LEON LED? if so how's it doing? 

Edited May 6, 2021 by CoolJ
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[Prom]

My mother tent.. Germination Tent 150 - 250 micromol on the plants, 140 watts

The Veg Tent 400 - 600 micromol on the canape, 480 watts draw.

and the flower tent, right now one section is on "large plants" not running 450 watts but 900 watts on that section. All big ones are on flush now.. so soon have space back for the competition ^^

I let the cables of the QBs hang down on purpose.. if a plant falls over, the wires have a good chance to catch them  if the plants don't grow tall, the cables don't hang down as the lights hang lower. 

Cam decided to go without the flash.. and I understand hehehe is very bright in that tent, kinda fun to see it that dark.

Rest is a bit the usual. No power cord on the ground, no plug laying on the ground.

[Marzcanna]

10 hours ago, CoolJ said:

Looks like a LEON LED? if so how's it doing? 

I'm impressed to be honest, might actually do more business with them. I'm looking at getting some space for a bigger veg room and I might get one of their bigger LEDs. So far so good and the price is very reasonable compared to other leds on the market, and the extra features are neat, i can save on some timers and space with the built-in scheduled timer. would diffinatly recommend them 

Edited May 7, 2021 by Marzcanna

[PsyCLown]

@CG420za Very neat setup, must have taken a while to do all the wiring though.

[CG420za]

23 minutes ago, PsyCLown said:

@CG420za Very neat setup, must have taken a while to do all the wiring though.

Thanks bro, took a few hours, but i had the time, was my lockdown project in april last year.

[Dookie69]

Hopefully you can see what I was aiming for, I managed to run my whole setup off one plug. All wiring goes from my "control board" into the tent through the one vent, then into some electrical piping, then out just above the fan and to the desired devices. Never mind my lady frame sunnies, it works piele under the LED's

Now this strokes my OCD and makes it purr.


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[The_StonedTrooper]

2 hours ago, Dookie69 said:

Now this strokes my OCD and makes it purr.

CDO in alphabetical order, like its supposed to be

[Marzcanna]

On 5/6/2021 at 5:08 PM, CG420za said:

Hopefully you can see what I was aiming for, I managed to run my whole setup off one plug. All wiring goes from my "control board" into the tent through the one vent, then into some electrical piping, then out just above the fan and to the desired devices. Never mind my lady frame sunnies, it works piele under the LED's

What type of appliances can you run off those sonoff switches? 

[Dookie69]

You can run anything off the Sonoff switchers, however you will need a contractor / relay with the Sonoff for heavy current like a geyser.


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[Naughty.Psychonaut]

I love my sonoff switch,

only thing I regret is not buying more of them on my first purchase. obviously wanted to test the thing first, so didn't wana waste any coin. also, took fucking forever for communica to get stock in and in most cases I am no good when it comes to waiting

now that I am comfortable with them I am thoroughly impressed, and for the price I might aswell have a few laying around!!!

great thread you got going here @Marzcanna love peeping the grows and getting some new ideas!!! 

will take a few photos tonight when the lights come on, nothing fancy going on, just want to be a part of this hahahah 

[Marzcanna]

4 hours ago, Naughty.Psychonaut said:

I love my sonoff switch,

only thing I regret is not buying more of them on my first purchase. obviously wanted to test the thing first, so didn't wana waste any coin. also, took fucking forever for communica to get stock in and in most cases I am no good when it comes to waiting

now that I am comfortable with them I am thoroughly impressed, and for the price I might aswell have a few laying around!!!

great thread you got going here @Marzcanna love peeping the grows and getting some new ideas!!! 

will take a few photos tonight when the lights come on, nothing fancy going on, just want to be a part of this hahahah 

Did some research on them seems simple and very useful. Im now in the same boat was you when you first bought it, wanted to get more of them but also need to test it out so grabbed myself the dual sonoff, atleast I can wire it up two appliances in my tent off one switch

Edited May 10, 2021 by Marzcanna

[Naughty.Psychonaut]

a little late to the party,

veg - 1 x 1 x 1.8 - everything on ratchet ropes and caribeaners, ropes get tucked, only hanging wire is the temp/rh sensor.

flower - 1 x 1 x 2 - same situation. 

outside the tents - got a thermometer and a small RH monitor sitting outside for ease of mind. dealing with some high RH as the night time sets in and the fog pulls over. been having a few misty evenings and mornings lately. doesn't phase me, got a 150cm inline running on low, all I need to do is turn the dial 

wire situation - not as neat as it can be, but I feel I am changing too much every now and then to put all the wires in one loom and all that.

First pic is on the wall, few other things running off the first multiplug.

second - multiplug in bottom corner runs from analog timer on the wall. everything on that multiplug runs on the timer. multiplug furthest away has the timer for flower tent aswell as all the fans and shit.