Interesting, but I don't think that sounds so "easy"

...or inexpensive. There's no way anyone would go through that process for 'personal consumption; as he says at the start.

Full on.

I've bookmarked this video purely for educational interest, I wouldn't dream of trying this at home, officer.

This seems pretty *long to me.

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>> ^kymbos:
...or inexpensive. There's no way anyone would go through that process for 'personal consumption; as he says at the start.
Full on.


The setup portrayed in this video is too much for personal consumption - much more likely an effort of that size is to supply friends and family too.

For personal consumption a grow tent, ventilation (including carbon filter barrels), hydroponics, lighting, grow medium and nurtients will typically cost between 750 and 1000 to get up and running. Grow tents are susceptible to high humidity but when due care and attention are applied to the effort then it is possible to overcome the humidity issue without worrying about smell.

Have to say that the difference in quality of personally grown plants is phenomenal. I'll never buy from anyone ever again.

I enjoyed it, what I watched of it.

It is not easy, its a lot of money for that room, and effort.


lights, meters,fertilizer,miscellaneous stuff, fans/carbon scrubber.

thats a good 800 dollars easy.