How to grow in growbox

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Content:

• What is a growbox
• Pros
• Minuses

Due to the lack of a private yard, most cannabis growers grow in apartments, which is called indoor. Growing indoors has both pros and cons, but the method captivates with its accessibility. To start a business, an amount equal to a pair of juicy heads is enough. To start growing cannabis at home, you need to buy, order or make a grow box. But what is a growbox and how does it work?

What is a growbox

A grow box is a place equipped for growing marijuana. Factory options often represent an awning stretched over a frame, but craftsmen calmly make boxes with their own hands. For their basis, cabinets, PC cases, thick boxes and, in general, any items from 40x40 cm in size are taken. To create and control the conditions in which the seeds germinate and produce a crop, the box is equipped with lamps, a reflector, a fan, an extractor hood with a filter, a humidity sensor and a thermometer. To simplify the tasks of the grower, smart sockets and automatic humidity control equipment are installed. With their help, the grower can not worry about controlling daylight hours and moisture levels.

Benefits of growing in a grow box

Those who decide to grow at home are waiting for both pluses and minuses. Let's start with the strengths of indoor.

Pros:

Affordability - to start growing marijuana, it is enough to live in an apartment and keep half the average salary in your hands.

Safety - Indoor growing is not conspicuous and is unlikely to be the object of observation by casual passers-by, as is the case with street plants.

Control – The grower fully regulates the grass growth environment, so you can grow cannabis all year round without fear of bad weather or pests.

Minuses

What about disadvantages? Could not do without them:

Price - despite the availability of the method, outdoor is even less expensive.

Dimensions - indoor plants are limited by the dimensions of the box and pot. Growing cannabis in the open air, the bush does not bind anything, which allows it to reach a large size, and therefore a larger yield.

Author: Sergey Esipov

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