FlatOutFoggin
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My setup.
Though after building it. I seen a vid of a guy using a shopvac(wet/dry) to move the fog. I tried those "waterproof" fans from amazon. They last a month. Lol not water proof. But to run a fan 24/7 till roots are on clones would require 2 fans. Betting without the original boxfan blades cooling the boxfan motor running 24/7 will burn it up. Same with shopvacs.
But in my blueprint the two pipes running out I have the clones on the top pipe. Learning..I think if i had the clones on the bottom pipe the fog that is always settling at the lower levels may be enough fog for the clones. Bored the holes wrong. Spaced for clones on top and for bigger veg down low.
Btw my trick to nuting while my ppm is super low in res. While cloning is in process in the same pipe. I mist the already bigger vegging plants with nutes. Till clones get nice roots built-up. Then I bring the ppm up. Which was taking me weeks to get clones going. Unlike others ive heard say days. Thinking to dry.
Also thinking...if the top gets a bit drier as it is. That would help get the bigger plants ready for soil. For many have said and shown that it roughens and thickens up the base roots. Making it survive transplanting better. Might test the water temp. coming out of the chiller aswell. Running it into the top pipe. If not to cold. Making this a multi system a drain table with fog. Just to get more nutes/water to the now bigger plants up top. Will see if thats needed in time. First switching pipes. Veg up clones down.
Though after building it. I seen a vid of a guy using a shopvac(wet/dry) to move the fog. I tried those "waterproof" fans from amazon. They last a month. Lol not water proof. But to run a fan 24/7 till roots are on clones would require 2 fans. Betting without the original boxfan blades cooling the boxfan motor running 24/7 will burn it up. Same with shopvacs.
But in my blueprint the two pipes running out I have the clones on the top pipe. Learning..I think if i had the clones on the bottom pipe the fog that is always settling at the lower levels may be enough fog for the clones. Bored the holes wrong. Spaced for clones on top and for bigger veg down low.
Btw my trick to nuting while my ppm is super low in res. While cloning is in process in the same pipe. I mist the already bigger vegging plants with nutes. Till clones get nice roots built-up. Then I bring the ppm up. Which was taking me weeks to get clones going. Unlike others ive heard say days. Thinking to dry.
Also thinking...if the top gets a bit drier as it is. That would help get the bigger plants ready for soil. For many have said and shown that it roughens and thickens up the base roots. Making it survive transplanting better. Might test the water temp. coming out of the chiller aswell. Running it into the top pipe. If not to cold. Making this a multi system a drain table with fog. Just to get more nutes/water to the now bigger plants up top. Will see if thats needed in time. First switching pipes. Veg up clones down.
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