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I think you've got it about as good as it gets without the additional mechanical control. As long as you are happy then so am I... Looks like a nice indica strain, what is it?

No rain, but it doesn't rain but a few times a year here anyway... It's like the polar opposite of London weather... :)

Thanks hammer, glad to hear it... :) Which type of system r u currently growing with?

however, based on this report- I'd really consider using a r.o. filter for drinking water, you seem to be in an area with some industrial crud in the water tables. No blue babies ya hear...? :)

Aye PF, thanks dude... I think Atomizer was right when he basically said proper aero was about control and the accumulator is an integral part of that control. You had loads of fun and somehow managed to keep yourself happy with your yields even so, so I think there was nothing lost and still...

Maybe he thought it said "Marinade" :)

U don't have to insult me, sheesh... ;) hehe thanks Kona, you're right- when I was 18 I wouldn't have dreamed of dating a 16yr old cuz they were too young, now that I'm in my mid thirties I'm finally ready to... hahahaha

Actually chlorine exists in nature and is necessary for plant growth. The 6 drops/gallon gets you roughly to municipal tapwater chlorine concentrations, many people drink it everyday... ;)

Well, aren't they the picture of health... So green and yes big fat leaves... :) That's really great news I am happy to see it... Your setup looks very clean and professional, I expected nothing less from all the effort you've been putting in...

It should be fairly simple- did ya get it sorted?

Just got back from my epic month long Europe trip... Kona, where u traveling through? Miss ya girl- u should accidentally slip over to Maui for a minute ;)

Why are those girls soo cute to me? Guess I'm becoming a damn pedophile...

Both, I tend to add about 6 drops of chlorox bleach to every gallon in my res since I use R.O. water since the carbon filters remove all of the tapwater's chlorine and 6 drops basically puts it back up to city water levels. It really helps keep my roots white and disease free. The plants can...

Nice white roots with a lil fuzz! I'm not sure if it's just because it's a basil plant or not, but the roots look a little thin and spindly, and I associate that with slow growing plants that seem to never really take off. I had the same issue with the Aerolife nozzles and believe it's due to...

The Multiponics kit is no better than what you made- save your money. It soaks the roots too for the same reasons of not enough room, etc... You can build a much better system for a tenth of the price... :)

Ok guys, I'm back from Europe, had a blast... Hoping to start the new AA chamber build as early as this week. Hopefully it will revive the aero threads. Thanks Jsamuel, you seem to be doing good with your setup and that's what matters most. Aero takes alot of research and patience in the...

Hey guys, I am back from Europe- had a blast! Anyway, I plan to get moving on the AA chamber build perhaps as early as this week. Hopefully it will revive the aero threads :) That's great to hear INDR, I am glad you are happy with your advancements in the project.

I remembered- regardless of what the thread says, this one gets my vote: a Western Caliber III digital hygrometer / thermometer. Originally developed for use in cigar humidors, it can be used anywhere you want accuracy. It features: - 5 year warranty - Never needs calibration - Records min...

The brand name is evading me right now, but don't skimp. Use the brand the thread i linked recommends as I distinctly remember it being on of the best brands. Other brands get false readings, there is a pretty big difference, but you will only spend 30 bucks or so on the good brand on...

I prefer the girl shorter, and same height is ok, but taller is slightly akward. It gets even more sensitive with weight- but I'm 200, so I don't wanna get squashed by a 200+ girl. My current gf weighs around 150 but it suits her well becuz she's got an athletic build. I do love the tiny...