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thanks dude. thats a really nice light, so about 1000 watt equivalent hps? would going up to 1.8 ec start creating salt build up if i dont have run off and hand feeding? i guess it didnt for you seeing that bud.

wow man thats a gigantic bud, so yeah i guess no troubles. whats that plants name? what was the lighting for that? coco capillary action thats cool how light did the pot get between feeds? what ec do you use? i guess the feed depth it sits in is similar to the auto pot depth hey so like 2...

24 hours sitting in the solution? then do it again when the pot is light? like a slower flood and drain almost? yeah i believed i was using the capillary action of the perlite with the with hand feeding, i just dumped a bunch of feed in thinking its going to spread out? they are all very...

pathogens oh man i didnt think of that.

yes ive heard this, not the nasa experiment but the 1.2 ec thing. thanks!

im just feeding by hand i was going to have some pumps running and water them a few times a 12 hour lights on and then drain to the res and recirculate it but then i didnt set it up in time so theres no drain at all on them, just sitting in these tubs id gotten i was going to put holes to run...

hello, so yes its flowering time and im doing 100% perlite, canna aqua flores, 1.2 EC, is no run off ok or will there be too much salt build up and mess it all up? ive read several times 1.2 will not create a salt build up. thank you!

interesting. back it up hey.

wow thats great info thanks!

i keep reading perlite wicks up, one guy even said it can wick upwards 2 feet? so if i had a single line into a container that is wide but not tall, maybe 8 inches tall, and a drain hole about a 1.5 inches from the bottom to create a reservoir, the water that fills the bottom will wick up to...

thanks for the info guys.

nice man thank you. mini sprayers thats good idea, lots cheaper than the watering rings. im using100 % perlite not pebbles, i think the water spreads out alot more with all perlite but i want multiple watering points anyhow as the containers arent deep but low and wide.

nice, bell shaped under the irrigation point, thats the info i was looking for! thank you! yeah the plant really loves it it looks the best of maybe any plant ive ever grown, and there isnt even drainage holes in the container its in so i was thinking salt build up from evaporation and no...

haha yeah this is the plan :) MHPGardener growing tomatoes, yep thats where i got the idea from, dutch buckets, theres others too that came after his vid, but none cover the topic of how the water would spread out, hoocho has one vid of the same style with 2 feed lines per bucket. so it spreads...

so if i put a single 4mm top feed line into a 12 liter bucket of perlite will the water spread out as it goes down or does it more or less go straight down? i see lots of people with one feed line so my common sense tells me the water must spread out but is it a little bit or does it cover the...

Yes I get you. That's good info thanks. Have you done anything similar or known people to have done something like this with no probs? It's a cutting that's gone post apocalyptic in growth like just a tangle of branches its a Bush, its taking lots of space and maybe not a huge producer but I...

Hey, no I don't remember the breeder was a big seed company though I bought them at a street level store. I just took it out of the tent didn't put it back under veg lights. The flowering tent light is on at night, 1am to 1pm, its just been sitting in the room exposed to only a room light...

Hello so yes I have a plant from a cutting of white rhino that has begun to show flowering very early on, like was 10 days in I think, but I took it out because of space 4 days ago, but now I want to put it back in as I've come up with a way to make it work in the space. Do I run a risk of it...

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Yeah it's not expensive but what about the readings they're not random, 9.18 for the 7 and 6.86 for the 4, those are definitely other ph calibrating solutions numbers. But in the mean time can I just subtract the difference to get an accurate reading in my feed? But what number would I subtract...