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I wasted both of our time:) http://forums.gardenweb.com/discussions/1994260/copper-or-steel-effect-on-plants

Will a threaded rod made of steel hurt a hydro system.

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About 1/8th the way down is - what I think - is a great example. http://www.growweedeasy.com/marijuana-boy-girl

Who you telling? I'm in Phoenix man just trying to survive Okay, we're on the same page. :fire:

Love it. Search function. Gotta remember that one. Yeah, this house is 3600 sq' and they had 2 - 2.5 ton systems. Due east and west exposure, Central California where it his 110+. Electric bills in the $600's. Our summers are 6 and 7 months.

<Oh, and I've got a direct ac vent in the closet> Be very careful when messing with hvac air circulation. The mfg. of our house put in an undersized p.o.s. that we had upgraded and the City permits required some very specific duct sizing. NOT because they're jerks, but because messing with them...

**SIGH** And what's RDWC? All I can think of is too kinky to post.

DWC. Sounds like something used in Guantanamo.

My own invention. I'll be posting my journal in a few days. I just, and I mean 1/2 hour ago finished setting up the tent. It has power running into it and that's it. amazon shipping lights, fans, exhaust fans...etc. Should all be here within a week. I come from a long line of engineers. I can...

What's DWC? Setting up the REAL grow room now. Soon as I get it ready I'll post my journal. Right now it's a spare bedroom we call "The room we don't talk about". Just now pulled the box with the tent upstairs. She'll be 3 hydro's and probably 3 perlite happy frog pots. Need to learn more on...

Undersides are only slightly purple. Yeah, temp swings... Upwards of 40 a day as often as not. Lemme explain temps here. Even people in California don't (Seems) to understand the central valley. But then, we're here from 40 years in Michigan. 6 am = 67 degrees. 10 am = 75. 2 pm = 95. 5 pm = 110...

If it was heat stress it happened fast. 85 degrees for only a couple hours. I too am a new grower. Obviously. But I'm inclined to agree with feeding since that's the BIGGER change. 50% of the summer so far has been triple digits here as always. The plant was in the sun until 10 days ago. It's...

That's kinda what I was thinking. 4 days ago I added nutrients, then last night I added plain water. Took a few days for the feeding to impact? Is it save to assume I can give her a rest from nutrients and keep it moist with plain water and she'll be fine?

t5 65k, it's about 6" above the highest part of the plant. The warmest I've seen it was 85. Due to the swing in temps here (105 day, 66 night) it only hits 85 for a couple hours in the tent.

Okay, what's wrong? It was outside for 6 weeks, moved it into a tent 7 or 10 days ago, flipped the lights 5 days ago. Last night all was good. This am I get this.

New one's here. 4:15 pm weather.com says it's 89 degrees and 27% RH. Mine says 86 degrees and 31% humidity. Tent says 38% RH and 81 degrees. Still a little warm, but my wife's gonna add another 8" hole that I can vent out of with another fan and I think I'll be good.

Sure. He tells me this AFTER I buy an expensive one. :)

I added an oscillating fan and a 6" 400 CFM fan. Seems to be doing fine. I think my RH test unit may be off. I always went off of weather.com to see what the humidity is outside. I'd setup the unit in the garage and get 40%. (Not in the tent) Decided to check in the house. 35%. Decided to check...

I'll give that a try. I'm looking down the road. Does Peltier technology work?