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 Closet Cultivation 
#318128 - 05/15/01 06:57 PM (23 years, 4 months ago) |
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A friend of a friend is interested in starting a grow room in his closet. The space is 4' wide 2' deep and 6' high. He was going to create a shelf system and place pie tins on it. He was to grow bulk and was going to spawn worm castings with rye. And use a humidifier for keeping prper humidity levels(would this work well?). Here's a pic of the design so far.
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Any suggestions on airflow, keeping proper humidity levels, heating, or anything else you can think of? Criticism is wanted. thanks.
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Re: Closet Cultivation [Re: Psilocybin]
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geocities sucks... thats the second geocities link that hasnt worked for me today.
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Re: Closet Cultivation [Re: Psilocybin]
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Re: Closet Cultivation [Re: Psilocybin]
#318896 - 05/16/01 08:43 PM (23 years, 4 months ago) |
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The attached file should work better. I think I'm going to use some sort of wire for shelfs with wooden planks for support, this will allow for a more even gas and heat exchange.
Anyone know a good way to heat it, or any tips on using a humidifier?
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Re: Closet Cultivation [Re: Psilocybin]
#319152 - 05/17/01 04:44 AM (23 years, 4 months ago) |
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I wouldn't use polyfill for filtering the terrariums...it tends to get a little soggy and gross....
If your setting up a nice thing like this, go all out and buy some cheapo filter disks. They'll last much longer and can actually dry out if they get wet. Also, maybe instead of just the cool mist, you put an inline computer fan before the manifold...do the calculation to determine proper air exchange rates...total divided by number of nipples [the nipple is the outlet on a manifold to the specific thing].
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Re: Closet Cultivation [Re: Psilocybin]
#319155 - 05/17/01 04:51 AM (23 years, 4 months ago) |
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have you seen 3ms design? yours is similar but his is actual. check it out. itll put you on the right track.
here are a few of my own suggestions:
1) the humidifier should be below the shelves, not above it. otherwise all of the condensation that forms in the tubing will drip onto your casings or the sheving unit (instead of back into the hunidifier where it belongs). so just put it underneath, no big deal.
2) your lights are gonna make for some fucked up crops. proper lighting should come from directly overhead of the cropping surface or else the mushrooms will grow towards the back wall and generally be all fucked up. this is easy to fix too. you can get these cheapo flourescent tube lights from kmart for $10-15 each. theyre called "[something]-lite"s or "-stik"s or whatever. just tape the edges to seal out moisture and attach them to the roof of the tupperwares (if you do it like 3ms setup) or the bottom of each shelf (if you are doing a "tent" style setup). you can attach them with lashing straps (like that come on backpacks except just loops - sold at ahrdware and sporting goods stores) or with rubberbands. also this means youll need some extra electrical outlets. when your at the superstore, buy a powerstrip for $8.
3) you need to decide how to keep in the humidity. either by buying separate tupperware containers for each shelf and piping it in individually (you pic seems to be going in this direction) or by constructing a larger "tent". both have their positive sides. find 3ms setup for help with the first option - i think its probably easier, although youll need to find the proper hose fittings etc and it might take a lot of tweaking to get the humidity/air exchange right. for the second option, itll take more work and a lot more planning because your going to have to construct a plastic tent to fit around a frame of some sort. and youll have to figure out how it can both be somewhat airtight (for humidity reasons) and accessible (a door of some sort). unless you have the supplies on hand, either option will cost anywhere from $100-300, depending on how lucky you get. you might be able to get by with just a tub of perlite in the bottom of an enclosed tent setup. you could just cut the front piece of plastic tent material along the bottom and side to make a free-hanging door. just fan a few time a days by raising and lowering the piece of plastic. but you should buy a hygrometer to make sure your crop is getting enough humidity (everyone should have one of these but especially in your situation).
4) a humdifier creates a lot of moisture. be careful not to get the closet walls damp or else youll have mildew. im not sure how concerned you are or should be with this, but its something to keep in mind.
5) where are you going to incubate your jars? if you want it all to fit in a closet, you should try out shroomgods incubator. put it on the bottom level below the shelving unit.
6) if you can afford it ($50 or so), get a hepa filter.
7) instead of buying a shelving unit (that most likely will not fit perfectly in your closet and will be annoying to hunt down), i suggest making one out of pvc pipe. that way youll use every inch of space. pm me if you need any help with this, it can be kinda tricky if you dont know what youre doing, but cheaper and just plain better.
8) if you go with the tent option i outlined, you might want to look into larger trays (if you buy plastic storage bins all thatll fit will probably be aluminum trays), check out hardware stores for "mix-a-tub"s, used for mixing cement, etc. they are about 2' x 2' 6" and 6" deep. you might be able to fit two on each level (if you have more like 2' 6" of depth instead of just 2' or if you dont mind your setup poking out a bit). that way, assuming you have three levels, thats 30 square feet of cropping surface. if you can pull off even the most pathetic yields, you would have at least a couple of (dried) pounds.
so i dunno why you want to grow specifically in your closet -- if its at all for secrecy (and not simply to conserve space), i wouldnt suggest it. but if you are serious and mature enough to carry through wiht it, you will have lots and lots of mushrooms -- oysters right? you might even be able to take your crops to the farmers market once you get good enough. :)
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Re: Closet Cultivation [Re: oOjonahOo]
#319158 - 05/17/01 04:53 AM (23 years, 4 months ago) |
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have you actually tried a cool mist setup? i dont think an extra fan is at all necessary. for such a small setup, especially with direct tubing to blow the air across the cropping surface, the cool mists fan will be plenty.
agian, check out all the 3m posts.
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Re: Closet Cultivation [Re: rebelmoon]
#319493 - 05/17/01 04:08 PM (23 years, 4 months ago) |
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In reply to:
the humidifier should be below the shelves, not above it. otherwise all of the condensation that forms in the tubing will drip onto your casings or the sheving unit (instead of back into the hunidifier where it belongs). so just put it underneath, no big deal.
This would also serve the purpose of eliminating the large water particles, as they tend to condense on the sides of the vertical tube. See 3m info for more on that.
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i dont think an extra fan is at all necessary. for such a small setup, especially with direct tubing to blow the air across the cropping surface, the cool mists fan will be plenty.
Actually, I meant more for the purpose of regulating air flow, reducing it if anything. Lower airflow actually increases humidity. The fan can be used to optimize evaporation rates and if the math is done, perfect the air exchange amounts.
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Re: Closet Cultivation [Re: oOjonahOo]
#319880 - 05/18/01 01:28 AM (23 years, 4 months ago) |
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i think the humidity can be regulated easier by using adjustable exhaust flaps. for higher pressure/less humidity close off some of the exhaust holes; for less pressure/more humidity, open them up. also the length of tubing can be fiddled with. ive never tried 3ms method of having a large manifold pipe that the separate hoses connect to, but it seems like a pretty damn good idea. when i dreamt of having a shroomgod style setup, there was always *plenty* of air exchange. actually i mustve dreamt it just right, but i bet a little tinkering with exhaust holes and hose length would solve any problem before buying more extra shit like inline fans becomes necessary.
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Re: Closet Cultivation [Re: Psilocybin]
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Re: Closet Cultivation [Re: psilocyber]
#320180 - 05/18/01 02:19 PM (23 years, 3 months ago) |
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Ok, so I'll pick up some of those lights. I already have plenty of floro tubes of varying sizes, so my biggest concern is finding good fixtures at cheap prices.
I was thinking of placing the humidifier directly in the terrarium, such as in the lower left corner, its a cool mist and has a fan on it, this would give good air exchange and prodive humidity. Then I would control the humidity/airflow with the exhast, or possibly even slowing down the fan(dimmer? any tips?) Any idea on what I can use on the wood to stop it from getting mildew? I think im going to use some aluminum wire for the shelves. Thanks for the tips.
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Re: Closet Cultivation [Re: McMan]
#323251 - 05/22/01 11:10 AM (23 years, 3 months ago) |
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Actually, floro's don't get hot enough to bust from
condensation. A friend of mine used to grow plants
under tubes and she sprayed them every day with a
plant mister. The tubes would be dripping water and
she never had any problems at all. A "hot" bulb such
as a normal incandescent bulb or a high pressure vapor
lamp will explode if it gets damp/wet while hot.
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Re: Closet Cultivation [Re: Seuss]
#324352 - 05/23/01 04:10 PM (23 years, 3 months ago) |
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thats right, i've grown bud plants with floro tubes also, they wont bust. i've also grown witht he high pressure sodium without a bulb guard on, one time i got a little bit of water on the bulb and it exploded sending shards of glass into my finger, that sucked, so be aware!!! lol, it sucks seriously though, going to the hospital is a total buzzkiller, except when they inject you with lydocane, then itll bring the buzz back. annnnyways floro bulbs will work, dont worry about the humidity breaking them.... , unless of course the humidity is like 100% and it creates a consistant string of water from one contact on the bulb to the other causing a short, but im pretty sure that would be highly unlikely... you could always just get some plexiglass and put it in its own little box...
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Cool, good to know floros are safe (just curious, do you know how that bud grow went with using floros?) He has 4 2 foot floros that he places facing 4 seperate shelves. They are 15 watts and emit a cool blue color.
Any ideas on air circulation? Im planning on putting a cool mist on the bottom shelf enclosed with the casings. Should I make holes in the opposite side from the cool mist to introduce frsh air? Anybody what type of materiel I could use for shelfs? Is their any type of material which you can brace on two legs and that will allow air and light to pass through it, such as aluminum wires or a plastic shield with holes? Any sort wire I can use? (chcken wire attached with a staple gun?) Any suggestions wanted, will post pictures of the finished "thing" soon.
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Re: Closet Cultivation [Re: Psilocybin]
#324547 - 05/23/01 07:46 PM (23 years, 3 months ago) |
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check these out, (found em on da internet)
made from PVC
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Re: Closet Cultivation [Re: Triple_3]
#324554 - 05/23/01 07:50 PM (23 years, 3 months ago) |
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outside like this-
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Re: Closet Cultivation [Re: Triple_3]
#324559 - 05/23/01 07:59 PM (23 years, 3 months ago) |
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made to fit- wash bins (straw and compost), planting trays (cased grain)
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Re: Closet Cultivation [Re: Triple_3]
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the zippers are stuck on to the plastic, then zipped up and cut behind to make a doorway...(specially made for polyvinyl films and plastic-green house supply)
by attaching hepa to cool mist you get increased airflow and more humidity..
everything can be broken down...
thinking about adding a ultrasonic to aiflow on top ventilation tube,and coolmist to bottom (new design added another tube not in pic)
also light is horizontally on wall
no escape vents are needed (positive pressure pushes air out through bottom water collector)
but you can put one on bottom,by silicone-ing a fd to plastic
best of all it cost less than $40 for tent and all (assuming you already have hepa,humidifier,lights,and gauges)
plus the cost for zippers ($12.95)Edited by Triple_3 on 06/01/01 05:33 AM.
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Re: Closet Cultivation [Re: Psilocybin]
#331155 - 05/31/01 10:38 PM (23 years, 3 months ago) |
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I think what you are planning is already available at K-mart. I just got it a couple days ago.
One Martha Stewart stationary storage closet ($25) comes with vented vinyl enclosure complete with a floor, and zippered door. And it will fit in the volume you mentioned.
Also in the same aisle, I picked up two chrome shelf units. One with wheels and 3 wire shelves ($20), the other stationary with 2 shelves ($15). They are modular (and the shelves adjust in 1 inch increments) so I stacked one on the other inside the vinyl closet, put a flourescent on top, and ran 3/8" tubing from an ultrasonic through the small gap where the vertical and horizontal zippers come together.
So far I think it's the best $60 I've spent in a long time. I can fit 10 1 sq. ft. trays in it. But I only have 1 :-/
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Re: Closet Cultivation [Re: MNmyc]
#331339 - 06/01/01 03:35 AM (23 years, 3 months ago) |
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no air exchange?
gets foggy in there huh?
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Re: Closet Cultivation [Re: Triple_3]
#331345 - 06/01/01 03:58 AM (23 years, 3 months ago) |
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ok...so technically speaking this is not"closet' cultivation but it has worked for us for some years now.
We grow the mushrooms in plastic bins covered with polyethylene sheeting. The bins are stackable and up to 11 stories fit under the ceiling. I don't think any other system is this space efficient. No active aereation is used, just some holes in the sides of the bins.
Casings are misted each day...
a flush of ecaudors grown in these bins:
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#331349 - 06/01/01 04:28 AM (23 years, 3 months ago) |
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I don't think any other system is this space efficient.
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oh really?
bet they are a bitch to take down and pick,clean spray
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Re: Closet Cultivation [Re: Triple_3]
#331350 - 06/01/01 04:33 AM (23 years, 3 months ago) |
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from a closet type setup from the Old DD...
where I got my idea from... at least a little =)
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Re: Closet Cultivation [Re: Triple_3]
#331351 - 06/01/01 04:35 AM (23 years, 3 months ago) |
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looks pretty space saving...
try packing some more in (need some free air space...)
And probably pretty easy to work in (small spaces), still modular with trays...
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#331362 - 06/01/01 05:27 AM (23 years, 3 months ago) |
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Actually these bins are quite easy to work with. Beacuse you can put the bins on a table for instance, you can always work at the ideal height (no bending over)...and again 11 stories high....we are able to grow 11 kilograms of fresh mushrooms in 3 flushes (1 month) on a floor surface of 2400 square centimeters.....this comes down to 44 kilograms per square meter/month! This IS space efficient 
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Re: Closet Cultivation [Re: Triple_3]
#331379 - 06/01/01 06:24 AM (23 years, 3 months ago) |
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There is air exchange... humid air pumped in, plus there are small vent grommets on the top and bottom of the 2 sides. Even when the humidifier fan isn't running, fresh air is constantly drawn in the top as co2 falls out of the bottom.
*definately not as space efficient as above methods, but it sure looks purdy.
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Re: Closet Cultivation [Re: MNmyc]
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I love your pics triple 3, where those mush grown in the setup you described before? I found an old metal bookcart, made from steel with 3 big shelves, the only problem is that the light distribution isn't so great with the metal shelves, and I will need to punch holes in them for the tubing from my humidifier. I'm gonna try to put some plexiglass on that and see how I like it. If its not so great I'll probably go to K-mart and get some shelving and see if thats any better. I love your ideas guys, some of you have nice setups. I'm leaning away from the stackable shelves because they sound like too much maintenance.
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Re: Closet Cultivation [Re: Psilocybin]
#331544 - 06/01/01 11:23 AM (23 years, 3 months ago) |
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The shelves I refer to are very easy to work with. No tools, easy to clean chrome finish, and light enough to lift out the entire unit.
I was using the setup within an hour after purchase including drive time. And the little kiddies love it. I have no condensation issues, but if I do, I already have a simple solution.
I like to make my own stuff, but when the same concept is already available so cheap and easy, I can't pass it up.
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Actually these bins are quite easy to work with. Beacuse you can put the bins on a table for instance, you can always work at the ideal height (no bending over)...and again 11 stories high....
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don't you have to take down all of the ones on top to get to the ones on bottom?
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psilocybin,
Hey man!! I was just wondering if ya have built this "Chamber" yet? If so I would love to see Pics!!! I will try to build one soon, but need something to go by, my mind gets to abstract to construct something like this from scratch. lol if yall know what I mean : ) But if ya have Pics, please post em, or send them to my e-mail address. Also if ya have not built it yet, do you have any detailed specs? They will work just as well. If ANYONE else has built this type of "Chamber" please post, or send the specs.
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Go to www.mycosupply.com. ; They have pictures of grow rooms and even have them for sale if you have the money.
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Man, thats a nice room. I would love to have something like that for my work. But I am poor, I really mean poor. I just enjoy this hobby, and want a larger "room". Thanks for the site, maybe in the future, or someone else could use it.
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This is a post with obvious implications to sell. One person even says taking them to the local farmers market. One person cannot have enough friends to give that many mushrooms away. tisk tisk tisk. But this is interesting all the neat designs. 44kilos per month. 4.4kilos dry!!! per month!!!!! you obviously don't live in the US but other people here do and should be stanked.
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Of course I sell my oyster mushrooms at the farmers market, best place to get fresh mushrooms. Seriously, this isn't a big full time mushroom production machine, and I would never even think about selling, although 4 kilos of shrooms coming up would be an amazing sight;).
Today I just read a post by 3M where he hooked 10 sterilite storage containers to one humidifier. I'm starting to like the multiple storage containers idea, because it is easier to expand, and if I only have 3 trays on a big shelf system made for 10 I will have a lot of empty space, I can always just disconnect extra storage bins though. Also, seeing as how its mold season, the seperate containers would help protect from contams being spread from tray to tray. Anways, he's either going to try the metal shelfs, or the multiple bins, probably make both and see what works better. It could be a week before these are ever made, but I'll be sure to post pictures when I'm done.
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Psilocybin
Kool man, I just have to start planning I guess. You seem to have done alll the research though. I hope it all works out well for ya man. For real though, the pics will be GREAT. And plans of your final project. Soon, it will be.....
Tom
your the best, always giving a intresting look at things, and always with humor, thats the only way to be!!
Peace,
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