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    Hi

    Was on here introducing myself about a year ago but been busy with new baby and new house.

    Now want to get hydroponics system set up in attic or in hut outside?

    Can anyone recommend good hydroponics supplier in Scotland?

    Moved away from Edinburgh and all my friends who used to grow, now need to get my finger out and get learning and getting on with it.

    Thanks

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    It's funny how life gets in the way of other plans

    We have a few Scottish growers here, I'm sure one will be able to advise
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    Sorry dude can't reccomend anyone local to Scotland but eBay is always really good and cheap too! Kitbag is a good supplier or I think they're called hydroponics4less?

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    Thanks had a look at hydroponics4less and they have complete kit options.

    Would like to be able to buy everything required in one go but not sure about quality?

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    I can understand the attraction to buy it all in one go. However I think that you will get a more tailor made setup specifically for your needs if you shop around and work out what it is you want before you buy anything.

    I think it is best to start with a clear idea of what it is you wish to achieve. So in my case it was to grow one plant for my our own consumption. That mean any grow that produced an ounce minimal was enough. So once I had that sorted it was a little less complicated to work out what I needed to achieve that target.

    The next step for me was to decide where the grow was going to happen. This was key because the where will determine the requirements of the how. No point in buying a tent that is 2.2m high if all you have is 1.6m headroom. Physical space will determine to some extent the lights that you can use as well as the tent size.

    Once all that is sorted then it becomes real easy. Extractor system and lights.

    The other stuff found in the kits are real easy to buy online and are very discreetly packaged for delivery. Heck you could get everything from Amazon I guess.

    Hope that helps.

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    Yes that helps a lot.

    I only need for personal use but space is not a problem in attic.

    If this is just for myself for cooking with and vaping then how many plants do I need to grow in year?

    I would probably need 10oz per year minimum.

    If it is only for myself do I need to go down hydroponics route if I am only needing to grow enough for myself?


    Like the idea of organic growing.



    Was thinking this tent as a starting point and build from there.

    LAB100 1M GROW TENT (100X100X200CM) from HYDROLAB

    This is the Medium Value small Grow Kit from Greens Hydrponic and all equipment seems of a very high standard and this supplier is recommended.

    What’s in the kit?

    Secret Jardin DS90 (90cm x 90cm x 170cm)
    Parabolic Reflector (80cm)
    Maxibright Digilight 400W
    Sunmaster Dual Spectrum Lamp 400W
    Maxiswitch 2-Way Light Controller with Grasslin Timer
    Pair of Easy-Rolls
    Ruck RK125L Inline Fan
    Rhino Pro Filter 125/300
    Standard Ducting 125mm and clips
    Plagron Light Mix Soil 50L
    Hydroleca 8-16mm 10L Bag
    Hesi Soil Nutrient Starter Kit
    Hesi Boost 1L
    Plant Magic Evolution 125ml
    6-Inch Clip-On Fan
    Digital Nutrient Thermometer With Remote Sensor
    2 x Standard Garden Tray
    4 x 11L Pots
    4 x 3.5L Pots

    Cost - £509.95

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    The kit has some good stuff for sure. The extractor and carbon filter are top notch and you will be happy with the lights too. Tent is good, I went with the Hydrolab one but Green Cube was my second option.

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    You can pay more for advanced small complete set up.

    The issue is do I really need this amount of kit to grow enough for myself.

    £790.45 from Greens Hydroponics

    Advanced Series Soil Kit - Small

    What’s in the kit?

    Dark Room DR90 (90cm x 90cm x 180cm)
    SilverStar 125mm
    Lumatek Dimmable Digital Ballast 400W
    400W Sunmaster Dual Spectrum Lamp
    Maxiswitch PRO 2-Way 13A Contactor
    Rope Ratchet Hangers (2 pairs)
    Plagron Light Mix 50L
    Hydroleca 8-16mm 10L
    Hesi Soil Starter Kit
    Hesi Boost 1L
    Plant Magic Evolution 500ml
    Ruck RK125L Inline Fan
    Rhino Pro Carbon Filter 125/300
    Acoustic Ducting 125mm
    5 x Ducting Jubilee Clips
    5 x Heavy Duty Cable Ties
    6-Inch Clip-On Fan
    ETI Digital Hygrometer
    Autopot Plant Kit With 47L Tank (4 Pots)
    4 x Conical Plant Support Cage

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    In all honesty I would not buy a kit. What I can do in a little while is list for you what I got and then compare total cost v kits. Yield is more to do with which kind of plant your grow rather than your kit. Sure the kit will play a part but the strain of plant is key.

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    Thanks for info.

    I am enjoying the research and reading.

    Not even started looking at yields and plant variations.

    Been waiting to do this for years.

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