cjsbabygirl313
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Easy enough ... I’m really happy with #2 - she has come a LONG way!
Just feel bad for #1
Just feel bad for #1
lol thanks! It covers my ro filter....So the clear one dont get algae.Nice tye-dye @Homie Da Clown !
As you see in them pics with the waterfarms, I will not be running a chiller, but i didnt think about that drip ring keeping my big RW block wet, and if I put it on a timer I dont think I would have enough DO.... This will be interesting... But Budley, im gonna make it work but I prob bitch about it some lol..You have the rot . What are your res temps? That is what is causing your spotting. Are you still using hydroguard or have you switched to life? You could maybe try both, it can’t hurt. What is the specs on your air pump? Sorry for the amount of questions. The issue is lack of DO in the water, either due to temps or air pump. What’s happening to you is about when I decided to either stop running flooded systems or get a chiller of sorts, just way to much riding the edge. Maybe read a couple of other journals re water levels, etc. in DWC as well.
Like I said I’m not that familiar with WF’s but I’m thinking the majority of the root mass is contained in the clay so it should be getting lots of O2 but yup. The rockwool is a bitch when starting, to get the water cycles right. Once the roots are well established I have zero issues. I’m running two floods at the moment and the water just licks the bottom of the RW yet they are still very moist after 11 hours of no flooding, I do have them covered with clay balls as well. So are the roots actually always sitting in water with the WF or contained for the most part in the upper bucket? I do realize chillers are expensive for most people but like I said I was always walking the edge and when I did fall off the once I built one in a day lol. Well the underground thing took a bit longer lol, but the mechanical one was a day .As you see in them pics with the waterfarms, I will not be running a chiller, but i didnt think about that drip ring keeping my big RW block wet, and if I put it on a timer I dont think I would have enough DO.... This will be interesting... But Budley, im gonna make it work but I prob bitch about it some lol..
I do that occasionally.. I bitched about my first dtw in coco run and it turned out to be 2 elbows of some shit Jemi Hendricks would of been proud to own...
That is quite the setup you have there.. I bet that took some time getting the way you wanted.. Purrs like a kitten now huh?Like I said I’m not that familiar with WF’s but I’m thinking the majority of the root mass is contained in the clay so it should be getting lots of O2 but yup. The rockwool is a bitch when starting, to get the water cycles right. Once the roots are well established I have zero issues. I’m running two floods at the moment and the water just licks the bottom of the RW yet they are still very moist after 11 hours of no flooding, I do have them covered with clay balls as well. So are the roots actually always sitting in water with the WF or contained for the most part in the upper bucket? I do realize chillers are expensive for most people but like I said I was always walking the edge and when I did fall off the once I built one in a day lol. Well the underground thing took a bit longer lol, but the mechanical one was a day .
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Res temps are ~68-71 (same as in the orher res) ... pump is 930gph ... switched to +life ... the roots are all white ... no smell in res ...You have the rot . What are your res temps? That is what is causing your spotting. Are you still using hydroguard or have you switched to life? You could maybe try both, it can’t hurt. What is the specs on your air pump? Sorry for the amount of questions. The issue is lack of DO in the water, either due to temps or air pump. What’s happening to you is about when I decided to either stop running flooded systems or get a chiller of sorts, just way to much riding the edge. Maybe read a couple of other journals re water levels, etc. in DWC as well.
Well you may not have a smell but you do have root issues and given the info I have no clue why . Again I would add both beanies and not that it helped but I was doubling the dose (math issue lol) when my rot hit. The guys should be able to sort this given their experience though.Res temps are ~68-71 (same as in the orher res) ... pump is 930gph ... switched to +life ... the roots are all white ... no smell in res ...
Definitely something going on - that plant was initially the better of the two, and now the other one simply dwarfs it!Well you may not have a smell but you do have root issues and given the info I have no clue why . Again I would add both beanies and not that it helped but I was doubling the dose (math issue lol) when my rot hit. The guys should be able to sort this given their experience though.
My theory is they were both getting to much water while growing out of the cube then you cut the water to both and at that point they both started to get better. Now only one is actually sitting in water and it’s basically drowning..... just a theory .Definitely something going on - that plant was initially the better of the two, and now the other one simply dwarfs it!