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I could be a little off when I said nutrients need to be in range for the roots to absorb them. It might just be that the roots can absorb them, but the plant can't transport the nutrients without the right pH level. Either way, that's ultimately what happens.

If you, or any other noobs weren't aware of why pH has to be within a certain range for plants to grow, its because different nutrients need different pH levels in order to be transported throughout the plant. If pH is out of a particular nutrient's range, that nutrient won't be absorbed by the...

A few things: Your plants are stretching. This is either because your light isn't close enough to the canopy top, or it's not powerful enough (maybe even both). Once your deficiencies are under control, you might think about topping those tall branches, or at least supercrop or bend them so...

Not sure. I know that the Mason jars with the gasket are kind of the standard, but I imagine any container that remains air tight under pressure will work.

Yep, co2's heavy :)

I like how you have a fan underneath, blowing up. I do that too. I think circulating the air through the lower parts of the plants is often overlooked when concentrating so much on the upper parts. Its also a great way to force cooler air up through the canopy.

NICE!!! Can't get a better example than that LOL!

And yes, trim those huge fans at the top blocking all the light to the little stuff underneath.

If you're growing outside where the intensity of the sun, who's photons have traveled over 93 million miles and are still more than powerful enough to not only reach the bottoms of the plants as equal to the tops, but also has enough energy that 95% of the light passes through the fans to reach...

Agreed!

BTW, like with any hobby, it takes some learning and practice. Want "effortless", just go buy it. Nobody has ever picked up a guitar for the first time and played like Eddie Van Halen, or even like someone who's been practicing for only a month. Read up, its worth the time

Buds go through lots of changes when curing. Plenty of times my buds went into jars dry, fragile, and crumbly, after initially drying. After curing for a few weeks, buds get dense. You have to cure properly, using air tight canning jars/Mason jars. Pressure builds up while curing, and if...

What he said ^^^ Pushing air through the filter isn't really a good idea. Carbon dust will get all over, and lint will be blowing off the fabric filter sleeve. Use as intended

Totally agree! Sprayers have got to be one of the most finicky things in hydro! They clog all the time, and if you don't catch them fast enough, the plants don't last long at all.

Along with dimming, I am tilting the lights to account for a slow grower...

At some point I'll be expanding on my light rigs with some of the components you listed. It cost a lot to build, so my wallet needed a rest LOL! But after it recovers, I'll beat up on it a little more :)

He wired his entire house with 10awg??? Holy shit, the wire must have been worth as much as the house LOL!

I would use a seal on the panel door and between the box and wall to help prevent moisture issues.

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Thanks! Nice setup! Wired in series