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As I build it! I question it??

Cracker08

Cracker08

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Hello to all my green fingered friends !!!! I have a very simple question. I built a vegetation box that is..... 46 1/2" Long, 28 1/2" High, and 17" Wide..... My question is what type of light do you think would work good for vegetation only in this size space? Also how many plants would you vegetate at a time? Of course I will be using low stress training also. Its a project in the works so any ideas would be greatly appreciated !!!! How would you use the space???
 
First off I would make sure I have proper drainage for the box BEFORE I add any soil, lots of different techniques for this, find one that suits you. Type of light would be what one can afford. How many plants? I think I would put 4 or 5 in the box. If you have them too close together - their roots will interfere with each other and a dominate plant will take over.
My $.02.
 
Led comes to mind first, flat, low heat, got mine about 13" from top of canopy(playing with fire!) that'd leave you with about a foot space for pot and plant if I'm reading this right. Vegetatative length would decide on number of plants, 4 plants max for 2 months veg?
 
First are u growing autos of photos? Autos need to be 1.5sq from another plant and photos well it depends how long u want them to veg. One photo veged from 6months will take 50gals of space roughly. All strains are different. Just some info to think about
 
Get as many CFLs as you can arrange inside the box in a flat fashion as high as they can be. I estimate a cupple of plants maybe 3 will fill up that space. Its always easier to lift a young plant to get it closer to the light than lowering the light. Cfl works great in small places because you can put them a cupple inches away witouth any burn. Good luck
 
Can u fit a nice t5 set up in there. They have a slim profile. They don't make much heat and they can practically touch the plants without hurting them. And they are cheap to run. I would say 4 or 5 plants in there max otherwise your gonna get real crowded real fast
 
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