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You should start flowering those ASAP I think. How does the roots look in the tank? What is the color of them? Brown can mean they are dead and rotting and need to be cut out, then flush the system really good and add the peroxide to the tank at that time also (careful on the ratio percentage...

NUTRIENT TRUNCHEON METER HYDROPONICS WAND EC/PPM/CF H62 Anyone know if these are any good and accurate? Thank You@!

Hi guys! How strong a air pump would you need to run one of those 4ft fexable airstone tubes? I have several of the little air pumps that run at 3w I think, they come standard with most kits. I was thinking of using a couple of "T" fittings and using 2 air pumps to pump the 4ft flex airstone...

What do you guys mean by "stress" the plant? What do you do to the plant to "stress" it? Thanks

Ya, I just tried setting up hanging...I didnt like it at all, directing the light down seems much better.....

Im thinking a 400w HPS and a 400W MH in a 5x2 small room. I was thinking of just hanging them down from the lamp cord and not use the reflectors since the space is so small.....anyone have expreience with this type of setup? Ive seen lots of grow rooms where there lights just hang and no...

There is no reason why you cant run a HPS light....just get some cheap fans ...the new systems and reflectors run really cool and you CAN get the heat out of a closet alot of time just by leaving the door open and using 2 fans in an area as small 5x2 (10SQ ft). About 400w is as high as you can...

WOuld it be beneficial to have BOTH a MH and a HPS light in your grow room (as in run them at the same time?) I always hear MH is better for growth and HPS for flowering and vice versa.......which is it? I figure have them both??? A MH light and a HPS light running at the same time? Between...

THE 8 STEP RECUPERATION AND RECOVERY REMEDY 1. Check the roots. If they are discolored, reddish or brown, or present an unpleasant odor, you have a problem. If they are weak, soft or mushy, you have a problem. Also while checking the roots, observe the temperature of the water. If it is warmer...

Did you try the 8 step recovery process yet? Thats the only thing I can think of that might would help. While your doing the 8 step process inspect the roots really good on that plant. Look for brown or rotted or dead looking roots and cut them off very carefully as to not cut any live and good...

This is why adding a water pump and feeding each net cup with the oxygen filled water from the air pumps and air stones in the tank. Now you dont have to worry as the water pump with a feed line going to each net cup in your system is "constantly" delivering water to the root zone with both...

Whe yu transplant them from soil to that bucket with the hydroton rocks...how do you go about doing that? Do you just wash the roots off real good then waeve the roots through the net cups? Then just lightly sprinkle the hydroton rocks around it? Also, when you first moved your plants to the...