denarfer
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She grew a bit she stands at 12” by about 18” or 19” wide she looks more like a bush every day. She is one week from starting the 12/12 shifts right now I switched from 24 to 6 off and 18 on getting her set for the change. I noticed the kelp plugs up the intake filter on the pump. I also boosted all the nuts the floraduo A is now at 3tsp. per gallon the B is at 1tsp. per gallon the Bio weed is at 1/2tsp. per gallon and the Armor Si is at 1/2tsp. per gallon I am still spraying when I feed with a combo of the Bio weed and Armor Si. Temps humidity and ph are all the same as last week.
Here is some info some might find useful if you have ever wondered if you thermometer or Hygrometer is accurate here is how to check. Thermometers are fairly easy if they are analog because the methods for checking all involve water. To check a thermometer immerse the test end (the part that measures the temperature) into water cold with ice let stand for three minutes if it reads anything other than 32 degrees Fahrenheit or 0 for Celsius then it is off +/- that many degree in temperature, you can also use boiling water 212 degrees Fahrenheit, 100 degrees Celsius. To check a digital you will need to use a analog thermometer that’s been checked for accuracy place next to the digital they should read the same if not then your digital is off by the difference +/-.
To check your Hygrometer you will need a zip lock bag or clear container that you can fit your Hygrometer into. Next get a 20oz.soda bottle cap filled to just below the rim with iodized salt, add just enough water to make a thick slurry.Don't add so much water that the salt dissolves, you just want it to be wet. Put the cap into the bag or container and close tight you will need to wait a minimum of 12 hours. Check the reading before you open the bag or container the Hygrometer should be reading 75% humidity, if not then it is off +/- that many present in humidity.
Here is some info some might find useful if you have ever wondered if you thermometer or Hygrometer is accurate here is how to check. Thermometers are fairly easy if they are analog because the methods for checking all involve water. To check a thermometer immerse the test end (the part that measures the temperature) into water cold with ice let stand for three minutes if it reads anything other than 32 degrees Fahrenheit or 0 for Celsius then it is off +/- that many degree in temperature, you can also use boiling water 212 degrees Fahrenheit, 100 degrees Celsius. To check a digital you will need to use a analog thermometer that’s been checked for accuracy place next to the digital they should read the same if not then your digital is off by the difference +/-.
To check your Hygrometer you will need a zip lock bag or clear container that you can fit your Hygrometer into. Next get a 20oz.soda bottle cap filled to just below the rim with iodized salt, add just enough water to make a thick slurry.Don't add so much water that the salt dissolves, you just want it to be wet. Put the cap into the bag or container and close tight you will need to wait a minimum of 12 hours. Check the reading before you open the bag or container the Hygrometer should be reading 75% humidity, if not then it is off +/- that many present in humidity.
