Growmau5 the grow house..! Love it lol

Please please do something innovative for us high ceiling growers. I've got 12ft and besides my one attempt at a stacked grow like your old veg bathtub IDK what to do with it. Sidelight and suuuper tall trees?

My tuppence on points to cover, maybe worth it, maybe not? Going in depth on the planning with explanations on your reasoning and how it could apply in other scenarios could help folk in the planning stages (like you do with cobs etc). Too many skip it or spend too long and don't account for the future! Optimisation of space while allowing walkways, possibly vertical stacking given your height? Even vert stacking mother, clone and veg spaces can free acres of room (it's what I do) Another point on vert stacking is that drying spaces don't need to be big and with a bit of thought can be in the same room allowing easier odor control if needed (and fits perfect with my own vertical stacking) Sealing and venting of the area, Inc prevention of moisture affecting your houses structure over the longer term, again something not often considered but costly if it affects you. And maybe thoughts on venting via an ozone generator etc for 'discrete' grows. Thoughts on lung rooms or closets as part of the ventilation, pros and cons here. Air inlet filtration to prevent creepy crawlies getting in, I use panel filters for cars. Cheap, easy to get and work a treat. A few scraps of wood (or anything really) can make a nice holder where the filters slide in from the top for easy cleaning and changing Separation of the space for different light cycles etc even if its not in your plan, a few minutes on blender or some such to show simple models will be plenty tbf Importance of time saving things like having a faucet and a drain available in the room as an example, a small potting area with tool storage and spares storage etc and how important this can be when shit hits the fan aswell as the time savings involved Throw in thoughts for upcycling or recycling things for use in the grow room as not everyone can go new for everything, a whole room gets costly quick lol If you're doing more automation perhaps that can be a follow up series or finisher to the series? Sound control, again for the discrete growers or people in the next room even, grow spaces can get loud if you let them. Option of having all high voltage wiring and drivers in their own dedicated space, perhaps external to the room and the pros/cons (although I reckon you're gonna do that anyway tbf) I'll edit if I think of more

A note on lung rooms or closets I didn't include above (sorry been smoking 😁) Draw air in at chest to face height and you'll be able to see the filters for easy checking. The airs also warmer there helping to avoid condensation (sometimes). You can also preheat air entering the grow space or better draw it in from the house and its warm plus loaded with CO², the typical home has higher CO² levels than outdoors 😉 We all love spending time with the girls man but I think highlighting the importance of time saving measures and energy saving measures is pretty important. More time we save more we can spend doing the shit we enjoy. Look forward to the rest of the series

Hey buddy when. You set up your 110volt do a minimum of two runs one with a light switch or both this way when you go into film or do foliar sprays you can easily shut all the fans off without having to climb over anything I set this up in my new room at it has saved me alot of headaches

I appreciate cha Peter k!

Comments like this are what drive me to make more videos, sincerely, thank you.

I'm glad to be back, it feels right. Thanks for poppin' in & for commenting @panurgent

That's right baybee, the Dr. is in! Now bend over and cough...

@@GrowMau5 🤣🤣🤣 this is why I fucking love you bro.!

That's awesome Elliott, hopefully there are some useful bits in this series for you. And perhaps some of the money I wasted on stuff will end up saving you $$$. I'll show some "what I would have done differently" clips in vol. 2

I really appreciate it Woody! Thanks for hanging in there over this last year or so, and thanks for always coming thru to support me & this channel, among others!

@@GrowMau5 Humbled and honoured, thank you, Sir.

Hey Pusher, thanks for swinging in & checking it out. I am amped too, this is more than a video series for me. It a huge part of filling this massive void in my life. Thanks for staying subbed up, and thanks as always for your support!

@@GrowMau5 I've mentioned it before, but you need that work/life balance ⚖️. You need that creative aspect to remind you what it's really all about and why the hell you've been straight working your ass off. I'm willing to put money down that not only will you be happier, but that the creative work juices will start oozing out here soon.

you are so right about everything, the creative juices are flowing in all aspects. You should feel my computer chair.

@@GrowMau5 straight drippin' homie 💦

there he is! Cheers SupG

Damn it Ken, where were you before I did all this work. Those are amazing ideas! I am writing this comment in my notes to mention it in a future video, I totally wish I would have done this. Maybe its not too late! Thanks for the comment! :heart

Recessed can lights in the ceiling with green light covers works good in flower rooms. And I'm on the East coast in Massachusetts.

@@kencarpenter8109 That's interesting & a topic of hot debate. Do you think the covers are adequate to block all the red photons coming out of the can light? I have seen some pretty compelling arguments against the "green party bulb" . Of course that is a thin coating on a CFL....

I use led recessed lights and cover the entire fixture with a heavy duty green film. Hasn't caused any problems yet.

@@kencarpenter8109 ok cool, that makes sense. Green led bulbs are the safest bet IMO, and cheap enough these days. Cheers Ken, and thanks again.

Thanks for the feedback brutha. I am going to try to keep a nice mix of general Grow Room building & installation , while mixing in some DIY led geek stuff for the homies.