Hydroponics, plant roots constantly submerged in water...
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thewinghunter
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i think using some hydrogrn peroxide capful is recommended but id check with some others...
i run a DWC and my roots are in water 24/7. but i add tons of oxygen and other nutes as we;; as hydrogenperoxide.
MI5
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isnt hydrogenperoxide a bleach? how will it be broken down to water and oxygen ? isnt it risky...?
ledgrowing
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is your system dwc??? cuz if so just add a bunch of air stones and like 2 or 3 or as many as u want air pumps more air the better but what do u mean the sit in water explain more about your system
PeaceLuvPot
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How big is your res? How many gallons?
ledgrowing
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more is better then dont worry and its not the size of the stone as much as the size of the pump
MI5
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13 gallons being used... my pump is 3litres per min.
PeaceLuvPot
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I have an 18 gallon res, with 11 gallons in it. I use 2 air stones (my pump has 2 outlets for airstones). I almost wish I had another pump with 2 more. But the 2 are working just fine and my plants are thriving. Just know that for bubbles in your res, you can never have too many. You can have too little though.
jimmy130380
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more the better with dwc, crank the air you will be rewarded with big nugs
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