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Wrap it up like a giant Christmas present. With a fancy bow on top. That should get ya by for another month. :wink:

Camo it up!

Yep!

Lets hope so. Might take a few days to recover and perk up again, unless there is some other problems. Sudden low temps can definitely shock the plants, but sometimes just stalls growth. With DWC, I've learned to not worry much about what the upper canopy or leaves looks like. I pay more...

I would always stick the probe of a digi temp controller into the middle of the cup of coco or an extra dummy rock wool or riot plug or whatever medium I was rooting all the cuttings in that's the same size. Use that one plug to control the heat mat and all the other plugs, knowing they be the...

I use aquarium heaters during the colder months to keep the solution temp in the high 60s. Some have built in thermostats, otherwise just hook them to a digital temp controller. Just plop them down in the res and be careful not to break the glass coated ones. MAke a protective PVC pipe cover if...

Suck it out with a wet/dry shopvac.. ;)

Not those specific rods.. I've watched a ton of videos about them though, so I must be a pro, lol. I was saving my pennies for a spool gun for my IronMan 230 MIG welder, but then they just up and went out of stock everywhere since they changed to the upgraded Ironman 240 model. Now they have...

My standard threaded PC water cooling fittings fit right in the end of the 5/8 aluminum stair railing picket channels. Barely much wiggle room or gaps to fill. The fittings are just nickel plated brass, so should be compatible when brazing it directly to the aluminum with alumaweld rods and a...

For the thinner LED strips, they also have 1/2 x 1/2" aluminum baluster railing kits without the screw holes. Could easily stuff a 3/8 nipple fitting in each end and weld it in with the brazing rods. Thats what I'm using to make the frame on my new LED fixture I'm workin on. Got almost a full...

I think those aluminum balusters ^ are pre drilled with a set of screw holes through on both ends, but could be filled back in with cheap alumaweld brazing rods, and capped off on the ends. Or tap some of the existing holes out a little bigger to add the fittings for the tubing to attach. You...

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As far as being environmentally advantageous.. Keeping the LEDs and other components (including the drivers, they do make water block\plates just for that purpose, btw!) cool should keep them from degrading, and ending up in a landfill sooner than later. Heat is the primary killer of...

That's usually only a problem when you take much bigger AL clones, and cut them away before it has enough roots to sustain, or if you didn't use enough medium for it to fill out in to start with. Sometimes the bigger ones need a little help if you remove them too early. Smaller regular sized...

Cool everything with water.. now we're talking! :wink:

Condensation shouldn't be an issue, unless you put the radiator outside in freezing conditions.

Some kinda tesla valve?

I thought about that, when you showed a fan on each side. If you had an extra timer, you could make them alternate, with a short break in between. I'm sure you have pretty good circulation now as is though, but that could be cool!

You can pump air into the bags, to keep them inflated. Provide all the o2 the roots need. The air pumps usually have their own little filter too, to keep the nasties out.. Can't say I've ever seen one crawling up an active airline..The positive pressure should keep them out from the gaps where...