Cargo Container Conversions: GROW CAVES

by Beth Fisher

These easy to read schematics were carefully crafted to reflect real life problems in converting Cargo Shipping Containers (10 foot, 20 foot, 40 foot) into well ventilated growing environments. This method of growing is called C.A.E. (Closed Agricultural Environment) and is a well founded principal of growing in very controlled, yet discreet spaces. Color options are up to the consumer, but these easy to follow steps, will tell you where to cut, where to strengthen and most importantly where NOT to cut, or create load bearing beyond tolerances. An entry area allows for light free entrance and egress, and also allows for keeping your control units and ballasts out of the grow environment, for ease of access and because they won't create heat issues from another room and your equipment will last longer. Just remember water comes in and goes out LOW, ventilation needs to draw fresh air across the entire space and enter below while drafting above to dissipate heat.

These plans were crafted to suit all indoor growers and are especially suited to the production of Cannabis in the perfect environment.

20 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 6, 2016