It looks like a Nitrogen deficiency, and you are using Bloom nutes while still in veg growth. Bloom nutes have much less Nitrogen, so switch to PBP Grow.
With a second res filled with top-off water, you'll need a float valve in the main res, connected to the switch that controls the pump.
No, the netpot is not submerged. You may find some good info in our Do-It-Yourself Tutorial Forum.
Would something like this work for you? maybe a diff. size depending on your res size...?!
Thanks, that is exactly what i was thinking of.Would something like this work for you? maybe a diff. size depending on your res size...?!
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I cannot take any credit for it.. it was a copy and paste....
wat up shauty how u make dro growAll right! Hydroponics is what I know, and hydroponics is the way I grow!
This forum will be great, we can discuss anything hydro. No dirtbags here, We haul water!
We can compare the different nutrient salts, and all of the additives. Plus the kinds of soilless media and what irrigation system is best for each. And of course, pH and TDS measuring equipment, feeding and flushing, etc.
And all the while, we'll make fun of those guys hauling big bags of dirt!
I can't think of any questions right now, what do YOU want to know?
Well, just feeding them 1000ppm is OK in some cases, but not all. If you are supplying your plants with good light, at least 40w/sqft of HID, and sufficient fresh air, then it will probably be OK. It's best to watch your plants and they will let you know if it's OK.
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Not really, most that use it are controlling pathogens in the tank. the h202 breaks down to h2o and o, it adds a little oxygen in the process. Potroast just posted the dilution ratio and time for using it. Its not that involved in flushing, it breaks down as it sanitizes. For flushing you should use a 1/4 strength nute solution at two times the watering capacity of you pot. If your using hydro, remove some of your solution from your tanks and add water to dilute it to 1/4 strength, then ph the water, run the system. VV
I use Foxfarm and this is the feeding schedule you should be using http://www.foxfarmfertilizer.com/hydrofeed.pdf. I highly recommend that you use the full line of nutes together and follow this schedule. Keep your pH at a steady 5.8
I have two AG PRO 200's that i use to veg my mother plants in. I veg 2 mothers max in each AG with no problems. I soak my seeds in a glass of water for 24 hrs and then germ them in damp paper towel untill they crack and then plant them in the AG's. I start my seedlings with a drop of Superthrive with some distilled water with a pH of 5.5 and then switch to a weak Foxfarm nute soultion after 2 weeks and change the pH to 5.8. I only use my AG's to veg my mothers and take clones from them. I root my clones in rockwool and then plant them in 4"x4" pots with hydrotons in my 2'x2' flood and drain tray under a 400w hps for flowering. I use the full line of foxfarm nutes and change the rez every 2 weeks and keep a steady pH of 5.8. Using this method i get a harvest and put 15 new clones in my table every 60 days. I could get even more than 15 plants at a time if i had a bigger tray to put them in. I have the AG's lights on a seperate timer set for 18/6 and the pump on 24 hrs. Salad greens or tomatoes are good settings.