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I think they just stopped growing. They never mentioned having issues with the chain but it sounds like this is a common issue with these cheap models ? I'll check the hook out to see if that seems to be the problem. It's weird cuz it will will work fine for hours before failing. I'm never there...

Someone do some side by side testing.

Someone gave me a couple of chain driven rails... I don't need them but ive never used one so i wanted to try them out.. I set one up but the chain keeps falling off after a several hours of use. Anyone know what's causing it, or know anything I can do? Thanks in advance for any insight.

I live in the bay area of Cali and the power bill here cost $2,300 per month to run 10,000 watts in a residential area.

Most beneficial bacteria are oxygen loving but H&G went the other way. There may be additional reasons they suggest not using a bubbler? I can't recall... I've also read that those instructions were a mistake due to translation error.

Roots Exelerator contains beneficial bacteria that need a low oxygen environment to survive.

Sounds good.

I would assume H&G would have a clean and at least semi buffered... No need to soak. I would definetly use your cal mag and your base nutes the first time you wet/water the coco to avoid potential problems. The coco has a natural pH close to 6, so you can't add liming products because it they...

I've found that the CEC isn't as "filled" as they claim. Fyi

Here is some old info I had saved.. "Some coirs have been chemically treated, this is most often the case with loose pre-hydrated varieties versus compressed blocks. The treatment has been done to satisfy the cation exchange capacity (CEC) of the growing media. As a refresher...

You should add it every time for the first two weeks at least and probably will need to add it again when the plants get switched to 12/12 and go through the rapid growth stretch stage... It especially needs to be added for the first time you wet the coco and when transplanting up to bigger...

Triple container size if the build up is bad... Low EC (0.6).... You can add sugar carbs and humic acids to feed your beneficials. A seaweed extract can be used for assisting with the stress caused by the flush. That's how I would do it.

Calcium binds to coco coir making less available to your plant. Calcium helps keep your coco coir pH stable. Magnesium is commonly deficient in hydro marijuana grows. You will likely have issues if u don't add cal mag... It's almost a sure thing if your using filtered water. Add the cal mag...

Is it Barneys Farm Blue Cheese? Either way, how do u like it? I heard it grows a little wild.

Funny, I almost mentioned that I would add 30% perlite to my mix on a big tarp in back yard but it was a hassle. I haven't used it in almost ten years but I had great results when i did.

Ah, I've used sunshine # 4 long ago... It's good. It's peat based if o remember correctly.

Isn't promix a soil based medium?

Always have a EC of 0.6 or higher whenever watering coco.

You need to use the pot weight method for all pot sizes and get plenty of run off.. a 1 gal. may need to be watered more than once a day, so u may want to go bigger? Can I ask how tall your plants usually get and what kind of yield per plant that u get?

I explained it to you twice.. its not complicated to understand. What is the theory behind your methods besides it being less work?