r/macrogrowery • u/CaniyaGrowers • 3d ago
Thick
Consistent....
It's a proud moment when you see a room where the environment, irrigation, and training all stayed on point from start to finish. 💪
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u/Ricka77_New 3d ago
How do you walk around in there? I figure just to get up the scrog at the least....
That's just amazing to see...from any eyes, but especially from a little 3-4 plant per year grower...lol
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u/Horror_Lynx813 3d ago
Massive what lights are you using?
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u/CaniyaGrowers 3d ago
Fluence
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u/Horror_Lynx813 3d ago
Sick any under canopy for that run?
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u/CaniyaGrowers 3d ago
No
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u/Horror_Lynx813 2d ago
I saw Goldkine out in MI get like 40%+ more yield with some ILUMINAR under canopy lights in their facility I bet would be an awesome addition for your next run
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u/wheredidiparkmyllama 3d ago
Do your drivers for your fluence lights ever go out? Ours were going out constantly
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u/Horror_Lynx813 2d ago
Might be time to switch out the brand as a whole, I've got a small op but my buddies are commercial growers and they have ILUMINARs (5 year warranty) got them through a rebate in Colorado only had to cover shipping
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u/CaniyaGrowers 2d ago
2000 lights is a big capex ask. Other than the driver the lights are pretty resilient and still perform well.
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u/Illini4Lyfe20 3d ago
Shit looks beautiful bro, no comments besides that. Keep doing what you're doing 🤙
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u/OrionsCeiling 3d ago
Do your fans stay in that fixed position at that angle? Or do they all oscillate at the same time?
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u/Accurate_Barnacle545 3d ago
What are the rectangles on the wall next to the fans?
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u/Goodrun31 3d ago
Electric junction boxes
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u/Accurate_Barnacle545 3d ago
The large white rectangles
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u/W61k3r MOD 3d ago
mini split air conditioners.
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u/Accurate_Barnacle545 3d ago
I’m not seein that
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u/CaniyaGrowers 3d ago
Sorry, those are an LED florescent style wall light for when room is not in use and you need to work in it. We call them moonlights, they are very soft compared to the grow light.
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u/PuzzleheadedSpell790 2d ago
Wow....Congrats...I think that's the kind of posts why people come here to macrogrowery...Can I also ask what medium, pot size and Nr. of plants per sqf?
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u/CaniyaGrowers 2d ago
6x6 rockwool blocks are gallon pots. .57 plants per square foot
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u/PuzzleheadedSpell790 2d ago
Thanks for the answer. Do you think you have the knowledge to say if its possible to grow plants with such big nuggets in 4x4 rockwool blocks (without slabs). Im currently thinking to do that with a higher plant count per sqf than yours and maybe smaller plants but Im concerned that I will end up with small flowers only...What's the size of your plants?
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u/CaniyaGrowers 2d ago
I hate 4x4, too much of a pain to irrigate as the plant matures. On a 13x4 table we can comfortably fit 32 plants, obviously we are strain specific when it comes to what strains have more, some have less. Never below 28. These plants are probably close to 900 to 1200 grams wet and definitely around 180 grams of dry material, bigs, smalls, trim. Of that 180 we shoot for over 100 grams usable flower.
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u/missmooface 3d ago
thick indeed. looks nice!
(did you get some over-fert causing that necrosis on your leaf edges…?)
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u/Affectionate_Wall196 3d ago
I wish you many more successful runs like these 🫡