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Racun
Racunstarted grow question 12 days ago
I have a 120x60x180 grow tent. Have ordered the raised bed. https://share.temu.com/hgNuOZdkv0A Do you think this is suitable? On wooden slats because of drainage? Once thought of two layers. 2/3 base. 1/3 top layer. More info in the report.
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m0use
m0useanswered grow question 12 days ago
I agree with others, if its elevated and whatever runoff you do generate is getting collected should be OK. I would not trust my tents drip matt to hold that much moisture without failing over time. try finding house wrap plastic that very thick and that should help if you can find a solid piece of plastic for this. One thing to note is that the plants will be massive will all the extra root space and may grow out of space inside the tent, that container is going to be taking up some top real estate. Some LST and HST will need needed or it will outgrow the space and not work. Autos might be a option as they tent to stay smaller or just flip to flower sooner with photoperiods. Good Luck!
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DoctorD
DoctorDanswered grow question 12 days ago
I'd really like to see the grow since it's kinda neat, especially if you grow organicly and reuse the soil throughout multipiple grows. Them Girls are gonna become maaaaassive with all that rootspacešŸ’ŖšŸ˜Ž. Mouse is totally right, space might become an issue, even with Autos. Lookin forward to following along.šŸ‘Œ Cheers, D.
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Grey_Wolf
Grey_Wolfanswered grow question 12 days ago
maybe fill the bottom of it with clay balls or something to allow really good drainage dont let it sit in water otherwise should be okay mate
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Ultraviolet
Ultravioletanswered grow question 12 days ago
So long as it's elevated off the ground, little catch basin or some form of drainage looks awesome size.
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