indoor hot pepper plants 2011 update 4 plus hydro-hut

my new hydro-hut for my plants from LEDwholesalers. its 4'X4' and 6'6 tall. i now have my entire indoor garden inside it, therefore i will title my future videos indoor gardening. Right now for peppers i am growing jalapeno's, orange habaneros, cayennes, aneheim, hungarian hot wax, chocolate bhut jolokia, prairie fire, chinese 5 color, and peter peppers. I am also growing tomatoes (big boy variety), carrots, swiss chard, kale, a coffee plant, and how ever u pronounce that stupid other plant. enjoy

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[jsmed07]

very nice set up

[gnr1985rock]

@jsmed07 thank you

[gnr1985rock]

@mrbayway1 haha im probably the one of the few people in the world who buys a hydro-hut and does not grow bud

[mrbayway1]

Great work bro ! But where are all the real plants ! LOL

[1millionscovilleclub]

Always a use for the Home Depot buckets!! Nice set up.

[ipowdz]

very cool! cant wait until i make my own setup!

[Metal8Lover]

nice very nice

[gnr1985rock]

@theitalian556 i love it. as far as the little flaps with screens go, do you have yours open or closed? I have good ventalation without them open but haven't figured out the use for them yet.

[theitalian556]

@gnr1985rock I think thats the exact same tent I have lol!

[gnr1985rock]

@theitalian556 the tent was about 100, the light i think was around 120. my 2 other lights (not in this vid) were both about 50. One is a Red/Blue LED split spectrum.the other is another t5 that was 4 ft and came with a stand. electric bill only went up maybe a couple of bucks a month when the lights were in use. high output lights

[tkeitha]

Im trying to grow in my closet take a look n give me some pointers if ya dnt mind :-)

[theitalian556]

@gnr1985rock damn bro nice grow station! Looks like it was a bit spendy

[roycpc464]

I know you might think this is a stupid thing to say but for optimal performance take them outside if you can, does your setup really work? Or does it just keep your plants alive until the weather improves? If I were to use a indoor garden instead of a outside garden would I see an improvement on performance? Sorry for the 20 questions but I'm slightly sceptic with indoor growing.