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I wish I was smart enough to give you an educated answer but I don't. Something about h2o2 being much more volatile than chlorine and how the 2 react different to organic material. IMO DIY UC Roots is more forgiving as far as dosing, and it lasts longer in the water. One is using chlorine to...

I've personally never used them as I'm home 24/7. I think there are some cheap DIY alternatives out there. Not sure what the maunfactured jobbies cost... Personally I wont go outside of 5.9 - 5.9 otherwise your either locking out the cal or the mag. Thats just me though. Late flower it...

If you want to leave it for a week to do its thing then your going to need a top off reservoir and a pH doser lol.

DM'ed you bro

Dude ya gotta chill with being worried about clogging roots lol... I've been running 10-site systems based off of Heisen's build plans... I'm in Canada and had no issues sourcing anything. U-line has the buckets as posted prior. If your worried about root clogging then look into it, don't...

Yeah wtf are those spots.. If the silica your using is Potassium silicate then stop adding it immediately, unless you're running monosylicic. Pot Sil is useless in hydro. It`s just going to jack your pH up and potentially cause potassium overabundance lockout in flower (if you make it that...

Hey dude. There's a wicked thread over on chuckersparadise that you should take a look at... https://chuckersparadise.com/threads/heisenbubbles-do-it-yourself-rdwc-build.164/ You can build any size you want really. My buddy just made a 4 site unit to fit in a 4x4 tent. I've build x2 10-site...

I wouldn't run potassium silicate dude. Everyones jumping on the monosylicic train for a reason. Potassium silicate is completely useless in hydro. It isn't readily available to your plants until it goes through cilicification which takes months in soil. You also run the risk of locking out...

Or use sodium hypochlorite and run sterile for 1/100th the cost :)

Thats why you use monosylicic not potassium silicate? Last time I checked Silica makes up almost everything on this planet.

Oh man this can of worms is getting opened again lol

Someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but there is no need for food grade co2 in your grow room. Industrial co2 is fine, and is half the cost (at least where I get it from). Food grade is for home brewing. No different than if you are using a burner. Propane is propane. Not related to the...

Few of us running the Meijiu A8-650. I run the 3500k's and they are the cats ass. Best nugs I've had to date. I like that the Meijiu's components are all independant and removable. If you have a a strip or end bar that shits the bed you can get a replacement. If I had this problem on my...

Wow that's lame :( MY experiences have been the opposite lol. This last Hortibloom order they used DHL and it was here here in 7 days and undamaged. Shipped 4 days after payment received. Meijiu took 13 days to ship then 12 days to show up since UPS sent it on a tour of the USA which added...

Yeah I never had the shield on mine either...

THank you for the info! So I shouldn't be running them at 100% then?

I wish I would have looked at HLG's website again prior to ordering my 3rd Chinese panel. A 600 Rspec is only $1,188 CAD now. When I was peaking at them way back they were considerably higher. I asked Hortibloom why they advertise the Mega 650 as being 650w yet the Inventronics driver says...

I got the 3500k apparently.

If your going to go through China then I'd go Meijiu. What I like about their panels is that every piece is independent so if you have an end bar or strip that shits the bed you can have a replacement one sent. This Hortibloom is all one piece and the rubber gaskets that seal all the...

So my 650w Hortibloom showed up today... The panel looks sexy compared to the grey Meijiu's but the mounting setup is a joke. The hinge/folding hardware they use is bulky af and looks like something Grandpa would have on a DIY tool box. The threads on the Eyelets that the hangers connect to...