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Second string of lights is built in row 1, room 3 (fogponics). A quick look at the leaves of my fogponics, and you can see the it looks under watered. This is caused by underdeveloped roots sytem in the new fog system. Recovery time is still unknown, but the new root growth is amazing. The...

New beefy filter...

Ideal pH for aquaponics is 6.4 to 6.8 If tap water is used, you'll have enough calcium, otherwise you'll need to add that too. I do have Gypsum on the side for backup. I get most of my phosphorus from my fis feed, but also keep Rock Phosphate on hand. I use Epsom Salt for Magnesium, Potash...

3 days now, so not long. The second row should be done by next week, and drywall put up in 2 weeks (hopefully). I still have a ton of work to do, and finding it harder and harder to complete my goals in a timely manner. College is kicking my ass right now.

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Aquaponic-fogponics, with soil. …first look (still under construction). Fog chamber (roots)

I'm thinking of changing my swirl into secondary livestock tanks, and then beefing this design up, and giving it a go for my filtration. Im also thinking of using my 5100gph pump, which currently pushes all my sprinkler heads & filters, and instead just using it to circulate the filtration...

...and on the same day as well.

To what credited source do you get this knowledge?

Where does your hippie logic suppose the plant gets it energy to put into flower?

Hey man, fatman7574 hasn't been seen on this forum since 2010; seven years ago. Let the thread die in peace..

I've done a side by side with organic and non-organic, and there is no difference with proper cure, imo.

Sometime an extra courtesy flush is required.

This is a 7 year old thread. Id be looking into newer technology..

9k from epsom salt alone? Wow! In my experience it takes a tremendous amount of it to change the EC. How much did you add?

My target Chloride ppm is in the 110 range. ...throughout the grow (flower & veg)

The nitrification of urea works the same regardless of substrate.