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  1. DWC Root Slime Cure aka How to Breed Beneficial Microbes

    by , 09-05-2011 at 11:20 AM
    Quote Originally Posted by Heisenberg View Post
    When a clear snot forms on roots in a DWC, and the normal course of treatment for root disease doesn't work, you probably have something called brown slime algae, which actually isn't algae at all, but a cyanobacteria. It loves oxygen and doesn't need light to grow. It doesn't care if your res is chilled or not. Safe levels of H202 slows it a bit but doesn't cure it. It can show up for DWC growers for no apparent reason even after years of successful grows. Once it shows up it's often a nightmare
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  2. Crazy PH Swings? Read this...

    by , 07-14-2011 at 04:20 AM
    Quote Originally Posted by Hobgoblit View Post
    <b><b>PH Electrode Care and Maintenance...
    PH Electrode Care and MaintenanceYour pH electrode is the most sensitive component of your pH instrument. Correct calibration procedures combined with proper maintenance will provide years of reliable measurement.
    Calibration
    Since glass pH electrodes measure H+ (hydrogen ion) concentration relative to their reference
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  3. Crazy PH Swings? Read this...

    by , 07-14-2011 at 04:20 AM
    Quote Originally Posted by pazuzu420 View Post

    1) Adjust the pH of water to 5.5. (NO LOWER). Use pH Down or lemon. Check with pH paper or meter.

    2) If soaking A-Ok plugs, Macroplugs, or Miniblocks, mix in a little bit of plant food. Then just dip the starter in this pH 5.5 mix and it’s ready for the seed or cutting.


    3) For all other Grodan products- SOAK,
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  4. Crazy PH Swings? Read this...

    by , 07-14-2011 at 04:19 AM
    Quote Originally Posted by Hobgoblit View Post
    Crazy pH Swings – How Media and Bacteria Affect pH in Hydroponics

    May 21st, 2010 | Author: admin

    I usually get an email from time to time from someone who is experiencing wild pH swings in their hydroponic reservoirs. Growers usually tell me that their pH was around 6.2 one day and then 8.0 by the next morning or some similar story. This situation becomes a little bit frustrating as the grower does a huge effort to keep the solution at a certain pH level
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  5. Woodsmaneh! cool growing info

    by , 07-14-2011 at 03:50 AM
    Quote Originally Posted by woodsmaneh! View Post
    Over the years I have collected some interesting info on growing and thought this is a good spot to share it, so I will post it all here, something different every week. If you have some good info feel free to post. Peace and good growing to you all.

    Here is the first one on Bud Rot

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    Here is some info on Botrytis, I use an Ozone generator and follow the steps below and have not had any
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