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The specs are impressive for the price, big selling point for me. Also when Shane from migro reviewed it the specs were basically spot on.

I love my 10 bar. Worth every penny so far, its beating the pants off the 1200w of hps it replaced. Getting ready to buy another.

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Renfro is talking about a training method called manifolding that involves progressively training the plant to take a menorah like shape. Its different thatn the "manifold" we are talking about.

A chiller would be the only thing you would need another pump for. In my experience you would want to go directly from the feed pump to your feed manifold and have a separate pump to feed your chiller and return back to the res. You will need to have some pressure in the manifold for the water...

Just get a regular inline eco plus or comparable other brand that is made for fountains ponds or hydroponics and youll be fine

Your manifold looks fine, youve got the right idea.

1) 300-600 gph should be fine as long as you have a good manifold layout that provides equal flow (or adjustable flow via valves) to all the sites and the water is falling several inches out of the inlet 2) Definitely but monitor your water temps. Higher temps = lower DO 3) No air pumps are...

I know this is a bit dated, but i happened to see this thread, and no one really responded with any solid answers. One guy was giving some crazy numbers, so i felt it pertinent to weigh in here. OP, you were on the right track in the first place. What follows is how the calculations should go...

Op you may find it easier or more convenient to do the ClearRez recipe. Some people are intimidated by dosing straight shock into their mix but i assure you its legit and it works great, especially if you regularly combat high water temps. Caveat: the smaller the volume of water you are...

What i came up with was, at your scale resolution you are looking at 0.2g for 8 gallons to get 5ppm. I'll give you a break down: 1ppm=1mg/L 1gallon = 3.78541 L 8 gallons x 3.78541 liters per gallon = 30.28328L Your shock is 73% calcium hypochlorite which equates to only 70% free chlorine, or...

The product he is using is likely 73% calcium hypochlorite which is 70% free chlorine. If it is 70% calcium hypochlorite the free chlorine would be lower; he would need to read the label to see what the free chlorine was for that product and use that in the calculation instead of 70%.

My scale is accurate to 0.01g so the dose i use comes out to 0.86g for the whole 35 gal rez. When you do the math you can go out as many decimals as you want; I like to go out 4, but of course understand it has to be rounded to my scale's resolution when i weight it up. The op said his was 0.1g...

The brand I am using is 73% calcium hypochlorite. (70%free chlorine), same as the op. I am basically around 0.02-0.03g per gallon to get 5ppm. I do it the way i described because its just way easier and i have the piece if mind of knowing the real concentration of free chlorine in my rez. The...

Ok here is the quick and dirty version: first, its important to understand that 1 ppm = 1 mg/L. The basic operation is to multiply your water volume (in liters) by your target ppm (i recommend 5-7ppm) However, your pool shock is 70% free chlorine so every gram you add is short 30% and to be...

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I suggest getting some clear first aid tape. Its basically like a roll of bandaid tape. That shit is magic sauce for broken stems The best thing to do when you break a tender stem like that is to sandwich the broken spot between 2 pieces of that tape. The tape seals the wound and supports the...

Its a saliva dominant hybrid

They look like normal sprouts to me. The best thing you can do right now is leave them alone and let them do their thing. I wouldn't even apply any rooting powder. I mean, they're not really old enough to tell anything other than that they have obviously successfully germinated and sprouted, and...

I use wire all the time for LST. I like to use 18 gauge green plastic coated craft wire to wrap around branches in a spiral. You can bend and shape the branch any way you want and it just holds that shape. Just don't wrap it too tight or the wire will cut in to it as the plant grows, that is if...