Does anyone know the veg/flower "footprint" of this system?
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There are measurements on the page ... The bulbs are 48" .. They run 54watts each .. Not sure what u r asking by footprint but they are all basically 4'x2' just go look in the description all that should be listed
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They can easly cover a 3x 4 by about 2 1/2 tall with good penitration.but can push 4x5 bennifite is as l ok ng as their not touching the plants they will not burn also plants stack way harder so way more node sights hope it helps
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The two-tiered design allows you to put plants that need more soil depth, such as tomatoes & potatoes, in the upper tier and plants that can grow in shallower soil, such as beans, lettuces & herbs, in the lower tier. This garden system is of extremely high quality, very easy to assemble and durable. I recommend it for anyone interested in growing a lot of produce in a small space. And the free shipping makes it even better!
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Hi, sorry it took so long, we just moved. The bench is still at old house, but I"ll try and remember to measure it tomorrow. If I had ot guess, I"d say the entire thing. the place where I pot plants, the work surface is hand level and it's soooo pretty put together. I"ll get that for you tomorrow though;)
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I don't know the exact footprint but I can tell you I have 5 of them in a 11x20 room using 1000 watt HPS and every inch of the room is covered. I'm super happy with them. If they are vented the temp in the room stays pretty much the same. Wonderful reflector
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it will display from ambient(about 450 ppm) up to 3000 ppm. much higher than you need to grow anything
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Well that's a bit of a problem as the sensor is on the same side as the indicator and it is also very directional...but to get a consistent reading hold horizontally by the spikes rather than vertically as per measuring water/PH that way the sensor and indicator will be face up and place it in the general area where the plants will be...I'm not sure what the numbers mean light wise..they seem to roughly equate to watts when measuring a known source at 1 meter...
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The area is around 4.5 m2 (3 x 1,5) I did not look for any footprint when I bought it. Hope it helps, it is a fantastic tent
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There are actually 2 (two) sets of measurements. 1) Outside to Outside (if you want to find a place to set the planter). 27 1/2 L x 14 1/4 W x 16 1/2 H2) Inside to Inside (if you want to know max plant size capacity) 25 5/8 L x 12 1/4 W x 12 H
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I plan to use 9" square pots inside two 4'x4' flood trays or something close to that. With that said I will be putting 12 to 16 plants in each of the flood trays totaling 24 to 32 plants with no longer than a 3 week veg along with some pruning or tying of the plants.
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In my opinion - - expect around the 4200k area. Unless something has changed lately. I will also say that they still perform very well with the addition of Foliar feeding during Veg, (very nice), dark period will need to be increased. cheers
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I have 20 nozzles spaced about 5-6 feet apart, and all are over or near my flower beds and lawn. they've been on for 3 hours with minimal puddles. you have 40 nozzles for 40 feet? ya, might be a bit much unless it's over your garden. 10 should do it. on still days, we have a $15 stand fan moving air and we eat outside up to 5 times a week. it gets 100 plus here. works fine. get the orbit universal cleaner and soak the nozzles for a couple days then blow them out through the holes once a year. I use the canned air. flush the lines as well.
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Not sure but I learned something new this year that others might be interested in hearing about. I bought a small greenhouse cor $25 from home depot. I keep it inside by a sliding glass window and put a thermostat controled small heater. I planted seeds in jiffy pellets and in 4 days most were 1 inch tall. I probably wouldn't have believed it myself had I not seen it with my own eyes.
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I have three of these systems now, growing all the lettuce, kale, and other greens we can eat. I have mine set up indoors next to a south window with LED grow lights. As far as the pump goes no problems yet after maybe 6 months. It is a cheap pump, on Amazon they sell for around $30.00 so replacement is not a big deal...
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So far 3' tall and wound around itself and four stakes, about 14"wide. I think this might take over a fence in your garden, but in a pot, as mine is, I think it will do as I tell it. I expect it to start blooming in March, and that I'll keep winding it around itself until next late fall, when I'll cut it back brutally. I'm judging by other passifloras, and this might be different.
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I bought the big bag of Miracle Grow, 1 cu. ft. That does the 1 long one 24 or 30 inch model and one round. I have 3 long ones and 2 round ones on my deck. I usually get 3 bags of soil so as I have enough. My husband just purchased 2 more long ones for my front porch in green. It looks really nice with the vinca vines trailing down. My deck is off my bedroom so I go out there a lot to admire the deck pots full of flowers. I hope that helps.
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I do not know since I gave it as a gift and we are waiting for the veggie gardens this year to produce tons of zucchini. Sorry
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( Edit just added) I just found one on another site ( http://www.hidgrow.com/20-75-x-48-root-radiance-heat-mat-four-tray.html ) and it appears to be 105 watts. The only electrical information printed on the mat was 120V. I went to the web site and did a search for "seedling heat mat" to see if anything was there, but nothing was found, though I can click on the picture to the left and it goes to the mat - but no wattage listed in the information. My seedlings did not do well, though that could easily be something I did or did not do. I think you either need to add a rheostat or what I did was put a 24 hour timer on the plug and had the heat go on and off each hour to keep it at an average heat. That seemed to work, but again, poor results from the seeds. They were also under a 160 watt grow light and lightly covered with a piece of opaque plastic to keep the moisture at a reasonable level.