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Well, first off, when we switched to RO water, I was told by local hydro shop that it is a definate must because the ro process removes these agents from the water. So I tried it out, and have never looked back. Most of the people I know who use RO water, they all swear by it as well. And my...

I would think that they would atleast spread out a bit...I gotta ask, how far is your light away from them? Perhaps they might stretch out a bit more if you distance your light from them ever so slightly... Just a thought... :joint...

Ive noticed the same thing, and always thought that its because the source water has a pretty high PH. I try to skip (unless its really crazy) altering the PH right after adding ferts. Because as you said, pretty much the next day it comes right back. I cant do it that way all of the time, but...

Dude that sucks.... If I may here? Was this intentional? :shock: Cause if so, she's got to go, or youll end up going (to jail). If shes not down with it (the plant), then (a) dont do it, or (b) set her free and do like you like. sounds like your trying to have your cake and eat it too...

5 inch net pots work wonders in the right set up... Some people say it's too big, but Ive seen em do very well... Doh! You are talking about netpots,right?

Hygrozyme is good stuff and a must if you were to ask me..Keeps your medium clean, and prevents plant disease, why wouldent you want it?

encore makes a decent repeat cycle timer, it aint cheap, but it does the job

I do not know of any cheaper, to answer your question. How ever, if you break that soluble pack down, its an insane amout of dosages vs. price per dose, that will last you many grows. Also, just my two cents, but that soluble pack is well woth its cost, and you end up using so very little of...

also check out the eye hortilux 430 :clap: Its good stuff :)

45 seconds on 5 min off, and dont over water them..

I also hate cleaning it. Usually, I just bury the used and grab some new.. But the new is always mega dusty and needs a decent cleaning / rinse and usually at that time that I wonder why I didn’t just clean the old, then I remember, BECAUSE IT SUCKS to clean that stuff when its already...

Good, solid info (nothingtodeclare) Thanks thats a killer post---good stiff :)

Ph always gets crazy for a minute when feeding, but then it seems to iron out after about 10 hours.. I agree 5.6 -6.3 is where you need to be. How does everything look? Any spots or discoloration? How do you roots look?

they call them repeat cycle timers encore make a pretty good one but its not cheap.. Good luck

ph should be kept from 5.6 to 6.3 So if ph is dropping when it gets to 5.6 add ph up till 6.3 and let it drift slowly back down..Same thing for ph up, when it gets down to 5.6 up it to about 6.3 and let it drop.. So your asking about temp/humidity probe placement? Id place it near the highest...

Jeeze man, I can do both separately but I cant imagine all the headaches that must come doing it all in 1 tank..Sorry I can t help you but I saw your thread and was curious. Good luck

My understanding is that 60 degree water is not really a bad thing at all. I heard somewhere that lower temp water actually carries or holds more oxygen. I think your gonna be ok J

yeah: Keep doing what your doing, man. It looks great

2 Lumitek 400 with hortilux 430's and Ive never had a problem (knock on wood) for years..Sorry men, but these lil babies have done me solid..

I’d clean out that res as best as you can a.s.a.p.. There are 2 products that I would highly recommend.. They would be instead of that hydrogen peroxide… 1: Hygrozyme... It cleans the medium and helps prevent disease. Used throughout the entire grow—except during flushing. 2 Roots...