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hawksapprentice said:
I ordered serious genetics into the county.  Not a problem.  Bubblegum was what I went with, good pot, not good yield though. 


I wanna try some of their other genetics though.

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Triptonic said:
I thought you were talkin about the drink. And I was like I'm all for some white russians right now.

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shakalaka said:

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hawksapprentice said:
I ordered serious genetics into the county.  Not a problem.  Bubblegum was what I went with, good pot, not good yield though. 


I wanna try some of their other genetics though.

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where do u live?

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Triptonic said:
haha nice answer.

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shakalaka said:
i want to do run to waste...so i chose coco...i want to keep my plant numbers down...so i chose big pots with more veg time to grow up and through the screen. When u see the pics up u'll see what i mean...its hard to explain.

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Wow, I was looking at some vertical grows today. That shit's pretty clever. I might try and build something like that.

@ Trip: From my understanding, a vertical grow is an indoor cultivation style in which, instead of having the lights hang over the plants with a reflector, the bulb is stood up in a vertical position without a reflector on the ground, and the plants surround it. So in other words, instead of surrounding the plants with lights, you surround the light with plants - clever.

It seems like a good method, because more of the light is being absorbed by the plants (reflecting light works really well, but regardless reflection does cause a slight decrease in the potential light output.) Also, the canopy penetration must be phenomenal even with low watt HIDs, because the light is shooting through the canopy horizontally -  this would be a great way to grow enormous plants, with thick buds all over the place.



Ironically, although it does seem to require a large amount of space, it's also very space effective - As you can see in the pics, some guys do it shelf style and just stack the plants up, which lol also makes this a great way to grow large numbers of plants.

In addition to all this, the concept is relatively simple and setup would be really easy (c.p.)

Man you could get really creative hydroponically with the shelf stuff.

Thanks shakalaka you gave me some hardcore inspiration.