I have been going over and over various different designs for my growroom over the last couple of weeks and I cant decide on what I want to do. What I need from you guys is some ideas on what would be an easy to maintain, functional grow cabinet. Here are the few requirements that I have to deal with:
1. there is no height restriction
2. I need to use the minimum amount of surface possible to comfortably fit three indica (bushy) plants
3. I have never built a growbox before

some things to keep in mind is that I am a rookie and would like to possibly get into the ScrOG method. I have no idea about lighting and all I do know about the lighting that I will be using a HPS system. I don't know whether I will be using a 250W or 400W. I don't know what the advantages/disadvantages would be between these two lights.

I am really depending on the experiences of you guys that have been gardening for a while to help me hit the ground running. I am all about paying it forward and will really appreciate your valuable insight. Thanks alot to you all in advance. Let the brainstorming begin!!

-The Green Bastard

One more thing to add to this...for my initial grow I want to go with a traditional seedling through harvest grow, with no SOG or ScrOG to complicate things. Also, I am not looking to mass produce for monetary gain. I just want a crop that can revolve with clones to keep a nice stash for my own personal use. Thanks again!

just throwing ideas out there...



cabgrotype-1

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Hey TGB, Do you grow in soil or hydro?The 400 watt is a good choice in small area.Long as they are air cooled.Take a look at my cab and it holds 4 plants.This last time just two,started with three and one was male.You have alot of choices. Peace

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I am going to use soil as my grow medium. Hydro looks like its a little more demanding than I would like.

Thanks all for the info! Keep it coming!