Aero Bucket, turning your DWC into a hybrid

actually it does build up some salts on the disk.... ( I use a single 20mm disk)

but I also sell replacement disk in my shop ... they are $5.95 ea

I run mine 24 hours but pulse it based on the environment ... what I learned is that if you run it continuously it will cook the plants.... LOL they end up looking like asparagus.......I currently run most of mine 15 on and 30 off....

the results of running this are astonishing ....
1) growth rate increase...
2) overall plant size ... (doubled ..) from 1/2" stalks to 1" stalks and nearly 100% increase in yeild....


there is a little tweaking period getting used to this product .... and you definitely do not want to make any mistakes in ph or nutrient setup .... cause when you burn the roots ....THEY ARE DONE ....

we have also developed a hybrid system using this in combination with deep water ....WHEW ..... can say anymore then that... its top secret.... LOL

the unit consumes 24watts of power.... hope i covered everything ...

peace

Earl,
how did you like the AN conny? I have been using DM gold, but local shop has been really pushing the AN line of products especially conny. Just curious if you used it as a standalone (a&b only), or if you included other additives (bb, b-52, etc.) They talked me into getting the conny.

I appreciate your input.

I realy like the Conni.

I use it at 50%
of the AN online calculator.

It is easy to use
and I can get two grows
from the 2, single liter bottles,
of A&B

I use B-52 during veg,
I drop it during flower.

My next grow,
I will use Sensizyme,
and fulvic acid,
with small amount of humic,
as the only additives during flower.

Earl,
I just flipped my aero to 12/12 with the conny. 200 ml each of a&b in 40 gal rez. Using 70% ro water, with 30% tap due to seasonal changes in water, which causes the RO ph to drop to + or - 6.4 (with nutrients added to straight RO, solution mix ends up at 5). This gave me a ppm of 550.

I am curious why you would want to use the sensizym, humic and fulvic?

Thank you for the suggestions, your knowledge is always appreciated.