Can you grow a in doors using product solely from bunning and masters?

[emeraldarcher]

Im becoming nerves using the internet to buy products off ebay or online (digital footprints) hydroponics stores are not in my city is it possible to buy all that is needed from bunnings/masters ??????? Edited September 29, 2015 by emeraldarcher

[Frank Reynolds]

Yes you can, maybe post up a list before you go and buy of things you plan on getting and we can help you with anything you've missed or do not need. 

 

Also again whatver way you do choose to go KISS

[wannagrowbuds]

What state are you in? In WA Bunnings sell some hydro gear.

[emeraldarcher]

What state are you in? In WA Bunnings sell some hydro gear.

Qld

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I grow in soil

 

usually with canna terra and canna terra nutes

 

 

just for shit n giggles I thought I would try n

 

do a cheap grow with stuff from bunnings

 

searles5in1 soil with perlite mixed in and only seaweed fert every 2 weeks, in 10lt buckets with holes drilled in bottom

 

so far so good

 

4wks into flower n lookin pretty good

 

 

if it can grow in the desert in afganastan(?) to the high alps in Nepal

 

im pretty sure it can survive with bunnings stuff

 

it is a weed after all

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

it is a weed after all

[Johnydark]

Hi emeraldarcher, have you thought of obscuring your internet activity by using a vpn ? Vpns are cheap ($40 year) and effectively hide your activities on the internet. Just a thought if you are worried about the potential for authorities to snoop on your activities.

[The Stoned Jester]

Lights, Ballasts and Fans you'll still have to get from a hydro store either online or real everything else pots, soils, growing stuff in general and *some* nutrients from bunnings.

[ringusworm]

The Go-Go juice will rock your head back, it has a very very pungent odor.

[weeping angel]

You could build the sweetest of grow rooms with supplies from bunnings but the guts of the room would be completely unsuited for what you want to use it for.  I'm sure you could get away using a security light or a bunch of massive fluros strung together for lighting but you'll never get anything like LEDs or a 400w HPS light made for growing there.  You could also get away with using a bathroom fan to move air out of the room but then you have the issue of odour control and bunnings don't sell anything like carbon filters or ozone generators.

 

Not only is most of the stuff you could use there far from the best option intitially, over the long term you're going to pay considerably more in both terms of money and time because when things like bathroom fans are used 24/7 they burn out fast.  You might only pay $30 per fan every six months and technically save money over investing in a massive purposely designed hydroponics fan but the chances of the latter burning out are slim to none over a few years so you won't constantly be pulling your system to bits to replace worn out gear.

 

IMO you should buy things like pots, hosing, etc. from bunnings as that stuff is the same everywhere but when it comes to nutrients, lighting, fans, etc. experience has taught me that you should just throw as much money as you can at getting the setup you want in the long run because that dream setup will forever be worked towards and once there you'll look back on all that time, money and effort as being a lesson in how to not grow cannabis properly.  It hurts initially but it's a sound financial decision to make if you intend on doing more than a couple of grows in your life as the more expensive gear will more than make up for the extra cost in the long run and in the short term you get to sleep soundly knowing you're giving your plants everything you can

[emeraldarcher]

Thanks everyone