Continuing the garden theme my indoor/ balcony garden start

Had a couple requests for pictures of my indoor gardening set up and with the cold night I brought my big tomatoes inside so I decided to snap some pictures I have 3 lights going right now one 250 watt HID in a tent with patio tomatoes and small peppers in it. a 110 watt Pll Cfl with more peppers and dukes and a 65 watt seed starting light with lettuce seedlings. The plan is full hydro with the tent and a passive hydro balcony setup.


Seedlings a a couple weeks ago

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Tent with the patio tomatoes and pepper seedlings

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The tomatoes I started in February that Are already setting fruit. And my balcony corn experiment.

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peppers that desperately need transplanted and the cukes that still need to go to their new forum member homes.




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How hard / how much do I have to spend to start something like this? Not looking to go full nuts on day 1, just getting my feet wet.
This is the first year I'm doing any garden work... I figure I have another weekend or two before I have my raised beds ready and am ready to start putting some of the first things in the ground. Should I be starting plants indoors now then? Tomatoes, peppers, herbs, etc.

Looks like a shelf, some sort of grow light, and some trays. Doesn't sound like a lot invested, but it always seems to add up once I start buying stuff.

You forgot the random used turbo

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How hard / how much do I have to spend to start something like this? Not looking to go full nuts on day 1, just getting my feet wet.
This is the first year I'm doing any garden work... I figure I have another weekend or two before I have my raised beds ready and am ready to start putting some of the first things in the ground. Should I be starting plants indoors now then? Tomatoes, peppers, herbs, etc.

Looks like a shelf, some sort of grow light, and some trays. Doesn't sound like a lot invested, but it always seems to add up once I start buying stuff.

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Because of all the wind I sow directly in the ground

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Originally Posted by Wulf202

You forgot the random used turbo

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Look like vw or honda it's tiny

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Originally Posted by Wulf202

You forgot the random used turbo

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Originally Posted by cofi

Look like vw or honda it's tiny

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Subi turbo.


Brian you could invest 50 bucks in lights and give your seedlings a head start and be way ahead of the game

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Originally Posted by DFBrews

Subi turbo.


Brian you could invest 50 bucks in lights and give your seedlings a head start and be way ahead of the game

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Can you post a link cuz mine are sucking right now.


Plus, My greenhouse shelves outside the house blew over set me back a little.

Can I plant tomatoes, peppers, and pickling cucumbers in the same area as far as light?

When I saw "indoor garden" I thought ...
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