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Everything I grow with is listed below:
The lights I use are the Barrina 6500k 40w T8 4ft SHOP lights. I don't use the grow lights
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The 6- Pack: amzn.to/49Fo2ri
The 10- Pack: amzn.to/3SKe557
The adjustable shelf I use is this: amzn.to/3UMgGxW
(I use a 3ft long shelf for 4ft long lights so that plants on the absolute ends of the shelves will always get plenty of light from the overhanging lights)
The cool little "flat-headed" power strip I use:
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And the Smart Plug I use to control my entire setup and light schedule from my phone, anywhere:
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I love this thing so much.
My forceps I use when picking at dead leaves or feeding my plants:
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My pots;
3.5" "Self-Watering" Pots (grey, because white is currently unavailable):
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4" "Self-Watering" Pots, no water meter, Wt 6pk:
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4" "Self-Watering" Pots, no water meter, Gry 6pk:
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5" "Self-Watering" Pots, 2- Pack:
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5" "Self-Watering Pots, 6- Pack:
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5.5" "Self-Watering" Pots 3-pack:
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5.5" "Self-Watering" Pots 6-pack:
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20 Quarts of the Organic Sphagnum Peat Moss I mix into my Silica Sand:
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The better list of Quartz and Silica sands at different amounts and at better prices;
ALWAYS RINSE SANDS BEFORE USE. You just never know, Venus flytrap roots are so sensitive, dude
1lb Coarse Silica Sand. I would use more peat in a mix with this one than I usually use, because the grain size on this one is sort of larger than what we're aiming for(20mesh). 1lb for $8.99:
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2lbs of coarse sand. Appears to be a grain size a tiny bit larger than what we're aiming for(20mesh) but not a problem at all. My mixes are mostly sand, but with this sand I would increase my peat ratio a little from roughly 80:20 Sand to Peat to roughly 50:50, or maybe 60:40. 2lbs for $11.95:
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5lbs Silica Aquarium Sand. Grain size seems to me to be acceptable. Notice there is some small notification down the page somewhere saying people return this sand often. But I'm thinking it's really nothing of an issue to us, I would look at review pictures. 5lbs for $15.52:
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10lbs Black QUARTZ Aquarium Sand. Seems to be a decent sized grain. 10lbs for $16.99(Great Price):
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10lbs Black Silica Sand, they 10lbs, 25lbs, 35lbs, and 45lbs. Grain size seems decent. 10lbs for $18.99:
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10lbs Natural Silica Sand with grain size of 14-20mesh for $21.99:
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10lbs Small Gravel I personally felt would be nice for covering soil, up to you if you like doing that kind of thing. 10lbs for $14.99(Great Price):
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10lbs small ANGULAR Gravel I would use as top dressing for covering soil. 10lbs for $15.33:
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11lbs Natural Silica Sand with a grain size which seems to be good based on review video. 11lbs for $29.99:
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18lbs Coarse Silica Sand. Seems to be a good sized grain for our use. 18lbs for $35.49:
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20lbs Black QUARTZ Aquarium Sand. Seems to be a decent sized grain. 20lbs for $27.99(Great Price):
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20lbs Black Silica Aquarium Sand. Seems to be of a good grain size, not too small. 20lbs for $24.99:
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20lbs (Silica?/Quartz?) Prairie Aquarium Substrate Sand. Looks nice, I would like to use it. 20lbs for $32.70:
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20lbs (Silica?/Quartz?)Natural Aquarium Substrate Sand. Looks nice, I would like to use it. 20lbs for $36.04:
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20lbs Small Gravel I personally would think is nice for covering top of soil if you're into that sort of thing. 20lbs for $25.19(Great Price):
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20lbs Small ANGULAR Gravel I would like to use as a top dressing for covering soil. 20lbs for $25.19:
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