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Yeah, no, I didn't mean to siphon with the air pump. I was curious to know if a potential siphon is really as possible as the pump warning make it sound. Has this ever happened to anyone? I think $2-3 per check valve is a little expensive.

Is it typical to start to Devland purple stems within a couple of days of taking clones, or is this signs of a problem that should be corrected? From what I understand the clones should have taken needed nutrients from cloning gel, but the purple is a sign of deficiency. Is this considered a...

Guess I need to bump this question...

I think I'm wrong about this.. 65 is what can hold the most water, but I'm starting to think that the clones would like to be warmer. I don't have any experience, but it seems that when you put clones in to rockwool, they like to be warmer, around 75.

I was looking into the same thing.. I was told that you would just put the clone into a net cup and fill it with Hydroton.

I have never used your nutrients, but from the sounds of it, that is what is coloring the water. Since it seems you have never used them before, I'm assuming you don't know if this is normal. From what I have learned, you will learn over trial and error, and a couple of grows how your...

This is how you would have to do it. You will need to have a different strength nutrient solution for the different stages of growth. Consult the feeding schedule for the nutrients you are going to use. Doing it with 3 reservoirs seems the best way to do it.

The ones I were looking at where from Home Depot, and if I remember correctly, it had a 5 gallon tank. It took 6 gallons of water to make 1 gallon of R/O water. Some of the ones I see online look cheap... Still wondering what the one in this thread cost.

Hey do you guys worry about siphoning from your air pump? They all have the warning that says the pump should be higher than the air stone unless you have check valves? Has this ever happened to anyone?

Where did you get it, and how much?

If one was to make a bubble cloner, would you run a very light nutrient solution, or just distilled water?

So after doing some testing I have found that a good majority (about 50%) of my noise is coming from the reservoirs now, not so much the pump/compressor. There is some serious air movement with this large of compressor.

To my understanding you are getting what you see in the picture. I would say no, but I do not work for SH, nor would I buy there product when you can make one.

Well after about 2 hours of playing with that air pump, and by playing I mean taking it apart 5 times, I'm looking for my lost evening. After typing the previous post, I went to inspect the situation with the pump, and it had a crazy bad rattle to it..I think I found the issue..we'll see...I...

Well Bubblepoincs is a DWC system with a water pump and feeder tubes. You can figure out which you want, seems to be a touchy subject around here recently. If you where to buy the system from SH, no you wouldn't here it behind a closed closet door. I take that back, I dont know what air pump...

Well I got the Sunleaves SDA-540, and I don't know what to say besides OMG. Well this air pump is when you want to take it to the next level, I would not recommend this to anyone that is looking for a stealth type setup. Previous to this (might need to go back to it) I was using your Big Box...

Well it depends on what air pump you got..I'm about to post an update to the new pump I got... It will be in Illegals "bubble in your poincs" thread.

Johnny do you use Co2? I'm trying to get an understanding how to use this in a vented room? Where there are exhaust fans. Or is this where I should be using a cooled reflector, and not worrying about exhausting the air in the room/tent?

So how do you do it? Does your exhaust run all the time, 24/7? If it is, you are exhaust the complete 12 cu/f in minutes. How does this work?

I'm looking for someone that has real experience with a grow tent (or small vented grow area) and Co2. If you are running a grow tent and a HID, then it is a necessity to run an exhaust fan. Regardless of how it is ducted in you are going to be pulling the air out of the tent quickly for...