My RDWC

GBAUTO

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• Nov 20, 2018

• #21

Like I said, it's a jungle...

 

Big Perm

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• Nov 20, 2018

• #22

GBAUTO said:

Like I said, it's a jungle...

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I don't know. There is still a little bit of floor space I can use in there, lol.

 

Last edited: Nov 20, 2018

Big Perm

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• Nov 25, 2018

• #23

Chrome Hydraulics!
I covered light leaks on the pvc. I also just put in a batch of clones. They look a little rough, the cooler temps slowed them down quite a bit, but they pulled through. The roots look good so they'll snap out of it.

 

Last edited: Nov 25, 2018

Big Perm

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• Nov 29, 2018

• #24

Temps have been doing a lot better than I thought they would. It's been holding a pretty constant temp lights on or off.

 

Big Perm

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• Dec 1, 2018

• #25

I got tired of the fan being in the way all of the time for the air pump. These fans for it came in today.

 

Velvet Elvis

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• Dec 1, 2018

• #26

thanks for posting your build. Im thinking of doing something similar. so you are top drip feeding, and jet spray under lid. what are other 2 pvc pipes for? big one on bottom drain back to reservoir and other is an over flow set up if u have a clog?

is big pvc pipe on bottom overkill? could you get by with next size down pipe?

 

Big Perm

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• Dec 1, 2018

• #27

Velvet Elvis said:

is big pvc pipe on bottom overkill? could you get by with next size down pipe?

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I'm sure it is overkill, but I had expansion in mind. In the future I might go with more flow and no air stones. If I ever do I have the 1 1/2" in place. The pipe is nickle and dime stuff. Don't put in small drains to save $10. Same with the feed 1/2" is overkill, but down the road I might want it.

Velvet Elvis said:

what are other 2 pvc pipes for? big one on bottom drain back to reservoir and other is an over flow set up if u have a clog?

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Yes.
The blue bucket is the one that controls the water level for the rest. It basically overflows into the reservoir. It's pretty simple, really. A pump and gravity.

 

Mellow old School

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• Mar 20, 2019

• #28

Heye Perm, maybe I missed it, but did you continue this grow in another thread or something, hence it would be cool too see more from you...