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I know this thread is a bit old, but just ran the Collin OG again with a full koolatron cure this time. I can say it grew great, looks great, smokes great. Only caveat is that with the full koolatron cure, when I take it direct from the fridge, it smells of perfume. Never had that before. Only...

Gonna chime back in here say, damn this is the easiest and best way to cure some bud. Straight cut off the vine right into the cooler. Drop down 1% per day. Been chilling at 55f and 3 wks later 58% humidity, and damn everything fine. Might be best thing I've added to much arsenal. I'd never go...

Also, for those that want to guess when I found my fridge not leaning back far enough to drain, can you see it?

Alright, just pulled a sampler out of the fridge for wife, she was dieing to try, and it smelled, tasted, and felt sticky icky! I can't wait to try for myself in 2 wks, still get randomed can you believe that shit, anyway a much appreciated and huge thank you to @Hook Daddy . You the man!

A quick point of emphasis I would like to make is to make sure the fridge is level or slightly leaning back. I didn't catch it at first and was experiencing very high, sudden, and feequent humidity swings. Put my hand under the lowest rack and it was soaking wet, none of the moisture was...

Up and running. Was able to fit half of my harvest in the koolatron packed to the gillsfor 1 plant. I guess it will give me a chance to compare. Threw in the koolatron without hanging at rh 75 and walking down 1 degree a day. Anyone have spikes up to high 80's then come down and re-regulate?

Alright, y'all convinced me. I got my stuff on order and will be joining the koolatron club. If I have any questions I will be sure to ask on here.

Plastic threading doesn't strip too easy, but it is a 1 time tightening and done. Once tightened they cannot/should not be reused.

Grand scheme of things, your saving money. But I get it, $100 is $100. Especially in current market conditions when our dollar doesn't buy as much as it used too. Keep us posted either way you go. Others can learn, replicate, or improve based on all our posts here.

I did these for bulkheads. No too expensive, but depends on your budget.

I did this with the conduit with a 4 site tote system. About half ended up leaking and had to pull emergency silicone duty. After that run a tore it all down and spent the money for legit bulkheads at about $13 a PC from an online fish pond store. No issues since. Also agree with the square...

Thanks for the response @calvin.m16 Apreciate it. I have removed some lower growth, especially the stuff that looks bad. Lowered the EC a bit and been keeping a closer eye on things. May have gotten too lackadaisical with things for a while there. I don't doubt my mix could be the issue, but...

Have newer growth showing a burn of copper color. Think nute burn plus ph off due to being out of town for couple days. RDWC, 30 gallons, 1 plant. EC 1678 PH jumped to 6.3, down to 5.9 Temps 84f day, 74f night. Humidity, varies but high up to 67% at times. Getting dehuey for tent, Lung room...

I don't have a chiller so I run sterile, don't really worry about rez Temps. 1 less headache, IMO, and cost to buy a chiller or build one compared to sterile is not worth the money for any gains that may or may not be observable. Again, my opinion. We all do it differently with great results...

Look up Sterile rez and chlorine. Pool Shock is your friend. There is a link around here often sited and is good. $2200 clear rez for.... Some will pipe up with the link. Hopefully Edit: pool shock for NaCl

I use a 800 with another as backup in my rdwc waterfall setup. I don't think I am full utilizing the full amount with my pipe reduction into the the waterfall/spray. No good way for me to test either. Frankly I over did it and bought bigger than I needed. I tend to do that on most things.

You currently using RO water? What is your nute strength and PH level? What are the ambient temp and relative humidity?

I would say 2-3 weeks more, and I wouldn't flush. Drying/curing is one of the more critical components of the entire process, spend some time researching and take in as much info as possible. Long and short of it though, most recommend to dry/cure at 60 degree F and 60% humidity.

I used to have a 4 tote design similar to yours. Biggest issue was getting to the back sites for any maintenance. Also 2 plants per tote can possibly create root issues if you ever have a problem with 1 plant and it needs to be pulled. I use 2" sch 40 pvc for return, and they can get root...

I will give it a go. That had crossed my mind, but how quickly after the shock they turned, I started thinking, which is never a good thing.