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TintEastwood

TintEastwood

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onegreenthumb said:
Nice work... did you ever not defoliate and if so what was the difference ...I've been thinking about it
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Thanks! This run I removed lower flower sites and did only light defol on the bottom. Learning as I go.

Plan to leave them as bushy as possible.
 
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TintEastwood

TintEastwood

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2com said:
Just Jacks, Cal Nit, and ...Magnesium Phosphate(?) instead of Magnesium Sulphate? Is that what's making up your "3-2-1" now? Or is that MKP or something?
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Link below for details...

I grabbed a small sack when I was buying MKP. High P to K ratio.

Hopefully no plants will be scorched by my mis-use. Lol

MagPhos 0-55-18 55 pound bag ICL MagPhos 0-55-18 water soluble fertilizer [magphos_55] - $114.00 : Custom Hydro, Water Wise Hydroponic and Organic Fertilizers

Completely soluble fertilizer. Magphos 0-55-18 is a slightly acidic fertilizer for hydroponics, fertigation, constant liquid feeds and foliar formulations.
customhydronutrients.com

I hide unused columns in the spreadsheet for less clutter. MKP is one of them.
 
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2com

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I knew it sounded vaguely familiar. I saw it while cruising that site too, haha. I was looking through their cool offering of "P" products (looking for ones with little-to-no nitrogen.
You're in the UK? What was shipping like from there dude? I thought it was so insane it was only fit for US customers.
 
TintEastwood

TintEastwood

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2com said:
I knew it sounded vaguely familiar. I saw it while cruising that site too, haha. I was looking through their cool offering of "P" products (looking for ones with little-to-no nitrogen.
You're in the UK? What was shipping like from there dude? I thought it was so insane it was only fit for US customers.
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Kinda wish I were in the UK! :blsmoke:

Yeah had to pay for shipping the toxic salts. Was around $22 for 8 pounds of salts to NorCal USA. Should last a grow or two. (Sarcasm!!)

The net sits on top of these corner clamps. (AC infinity fan temp/humidity probe in view)
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Ty Harbor Freight.

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2com

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TintEastwood said:
Kinda wish I were in the UK! :blsmoke:

Yeah had to pay for shipping the toxic salts. Was around $22 for 8 pounds of salts to NorCal USA. Should last a grow or two. (Sarcasm!!)

The net sits on top of these corner clamps. (AC infinity fan temp/humidity probe in view)
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Ty Harbor Freight.

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Oh, duno why I thought that.
How do you like that AC infinity so far, which size you got?
How's that wireless sensor setup working out?
 
TintEastwood

TintEastwood

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2com said:
Oh, duno why I thought that.
How do you like that AC infinity so far, which size you got?
How's that wireless sensor setup working out?
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It's a 6". Great for gently moving air from speeds 1 thru 9. Naturally louder as speed increases, but it's good.
Hitting speed of 10 - it cranks up noticeably - kinda like a fan with no speed controller.

The digital controller is good - but also limited. In auto mode, you choose - temp or humidity, not both. And no way to have different setting for day/night, etc. It also allows you to set the max fan speed for auto mode. It slowly ramps up/down the fan speed .vs. instantly spinning up to max.

Love my Ecowitt wireless sensors - I set it to send email alerts if my chit gets too hot or humid. Such low cost, amazing.


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