$6m marijuana crop growing in Sydney suburb

[Guest Urbanhog]

Everyone throw it away, though some make hash oil out of it I guess, but eh.....

 

Peace Out

 

Dirty Deed

or make some cannabutter... ::

 

Urbanhog

[pipeman]

or vape it

[sols]

g'day; the photo in Sunday Telegraph showed about 5-10 plants and approx, 1000 clones, in small shallow trays, i saw 6(i think) light reflectors.

6.3million$ is severely over rated imo. i would guess the yields at about 2oz dry per clone.if allowed to finish......nowhere near the 5k or even 2k per plant that nsw police state is value.

i also believe they were amateur growers indoors because fire was caused by overloaded power outlet. apparently they had $900 power bill, thats $450 per month.

[Dirty_Deed]

Personally, I don't think they would have even made the million dollar mark.

[white_cluster]

growing a lB plant indoors isn't so freaky. I knew people in SA growing 2 plants getting 5lB per crop. Its not such a fucking mystery that bigger veg period = bigger plant.

[Guest elefunk_delivers]

How many eletrical items should we run off one power point..?

just wondering

Ele..

[Kash]

it depends onthe quality of the electrical system in the houses wiring.There are a lot of bodgy DIY sparkies who take short cuts.

 

 

 

regards

 

 

kash

[Guest elefunk_delivers]

i run off one power point

 

1 x Kambrook 4 way (running)

 

2 x 400 hps lowbays (double adapter connecting both)

1 x Fan

2 x water pumps (double adapter connection both)

1 x air pump/stone

 

do u think this would b ok..?

Fire Wise.. i dont want my shit burning down..

 

Respect

Ele

Edited May 26, 2003 by elefunk_delivers

[son666]

Just curious but does this bust not dispel the myth of investigation of electricity bills? If these guys were racking up $300/month ( we pay quartely in nsw), surely they were using more than 3000W in the grow. They only got busted because of the fire, which in most cases is the reason for the bust.

 

Just my 2c

 

Cheers

[boulder]

OldmanMOZZ would be the one to answer that question. Most electrical outlets are on 10 amp wiring. Stoves and hot water systems are on 15 amp wiring.

The electrician that wired my house insisted that i use 20 amp and 15 amp wiring with 7 outlets coming off each. Absolutely NO piggy backs.

 

WIRING SHOULD BE THE FIRST PRIORITY OF ANY GROWROOM

pm OldmanMozz to be on the safe side.

Edited May 26, 2003 by boulder