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I have some small pumps that I'll be using one each on 25 and 40 gallon reservoirs. Just was running the huge cheap brand one thinking exactly what you just said lol while I was getting the roots to grow long enough to go into the flood table.

Pme other thing I've been pondering is I noticed the lowest grooves of this flood tray dont drain all the way. seems like it leaves several cups worth of water on the table after each flood, no matter how the table is tilted. Seems like I'll lose a hell of a lot to evaporation. I have coconut...

And I went with 3ml per gal (it said 3-4 ml pergallon)

Okay great good to know thank you! And that makes sense. The buckets I was using before had a large air pump hooked up to it. I had several mini fans blowing on this pump and it still ran hot. This time it's a 25 gallon res underneath of the flood table and no light leaking at all. One very...

I don't know the ingredients of this line of nutes. It's general hydroponics Grow Micro Bloom Floralicious plus Rapid start Which of these should I not use with h202 is what I'm wondering. Don't want to be adding benificial Bacteria and then killing it right away lol

I have the whole line of general hydro nutes and some of their additives also. Wondering which of the nutes do I not add when using the h202 These are what I have besides the additives for flavor, smell (all general hydroponic) Grow Micro Bloom Floralicious plus Rapid start

i have a 2x4 flood tray under a 400 watt metal halide(600 hps for flower). The plants are in 6" net pots with clay pebbles and the 1" Rockwool cubes on top they were started in. The lights will be running 24/7. The room stays 72-76 degrees, pretty low humidity. How often should I flood the...

You know light may have leaked into the buckets I had come to think of it.

The roots on the remaining plants don't smell and are in good shape. I'm just trying to figure out what nutes out of this line up to use with theh202. I know I'll have to leave the ones out that are the bacteria filled but don't know which. First time running sterile so any tips would be...

No ph probs, staying right at 5.8 The plants are about 3 weeks or more old. 2-3 sets of leaves. Was running 2 DWC buckets with airstones(yes the air was hot and res temps were hot) But was dosing with h202 every 3 days and by the first 3 days as I went to add more h2, the water looked nasty...

I'm such an old man when it comes to using the computer. wish I knew a few growers phone numbers with some experience to chat back n forth. Need a mentour lol.

My roots on the remaining plants look great. But the water was getting nasty liking the day after a water change. Now I think I've figured it out. Just gotta figure out which nutes to use with the h202

Gonna stick with the h202 dosig every 3-4 days I guess like it says. Wondering what nutrients on the list to leave out when using h202

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Sorry I re read and get it now. So which part of these nutrients is the organic part?

I accidentally used the organically part of the nutrient line when I transferred everything into the flood table earlier. I also used h202. So does the h202 kill that benificial bacteria I put in there and leave those brown globs I mentioned? If so I'll drain the reservoir now and refill it the...

Okay I threw out the one that the roots looked bad on. The rest of the roots in the other buckets look white and healthy happy. How much of the h202 35% would you reccomend using and how often? Also I just switched them into a flood table in 6" net pots with clay pebbles. Running 24/7 with...

I'm wondering if maybe the h202 killed any of the benificial bacteria(accidentally added those nutes too) and I didn't dose enough of the h202 to keep of with the sterile tank. Was doing 3ml per gallon every 3 days. That sound right?

hey all, I have been running a few DWC buckets and using general hydroponics line of nutes with h2O2 35% to keep a sterile res. I've noticed my air disks gettin brown round balls of growth that were slimy but firm. Also just seems to be making the water nasty. One plant even had a ball of slime...

Must just be the strain characteristics. Looks great!