I want ice creamWelp, my gals making us ice cream sundaes, they'll be a full wind in the sails (sheets) tonight, later all.
I went with the stir pumps for in the rez and they're fine for me. I don't get any sediment anymore since I went all liquid nutes. But I mix with a drill everyday when I check pH and add. I do have an 800 somewhere that I tried using for my drippers, but it wasn't enough juice for this many so stepped up to sump pumpWelp think that answer my question and I am sticking with this.. This is all I use for pumps 500 and 800gph 40w&100watt pumps here’s a busted up old one I use for mixing other ferts. I replace Rez pump every 2-3 grows the old ones still work but I rather be safe then sorry for 50$ I can get a one of each
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I suction it to the side of Rez with the inlet down so it is picking up the very bottom of rez
Turkey Hill cookies and cream or chocolate marshmallow?Welp, my gals making us ice cream sundaes, they'll be a full wind in the sails (sheets) tonight, later all.
Yes I have looked into those several times, I am just too cheap to buy one. Until you get into professional models they only dispense one solution. Which is really all you would need. 95% of the time the drift is up in PH. It is caused by microbes and calcium carbonate dropping out of solution. So dispensing PH down is what is called for. The systems can be calibrated to dose a small amount and wait for the res to equalize before dispensing more. The PH probe needs to be calibrated regularly and replaced when it no longer calibrates.So I keep thinking I want a ph doser for the coco setup it would make life and the girls alot better if it works properly.. I found this one on amazon and curious if any of the hydro guys in here know anything or have seen this one it sure would beat spending almost $500 on the bluelab version the reviews are so so on it in advance any and all input is welcome
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Amazon product ASIN B00SBZVWZI
You do not need to worry about the PH in the coco or the run-off as long as the nutrient solution going in is at the correct PH.I can't tell from the image whether it only does adjustment in one direction or not, but if it does, it could mess you up if drift went the wrong way. Also, drift in the coco will still have to be monitored either with a ph probe in the coco or measuring runoff, so I am not sure how much work would be avoided for the price. Intriguing idea though, if you go for it, please document your experience. Just being able to dial the pH that you want in the rez would be a big plus.
You probably do not need that much stirring. You want to be careful that your stir pump is not heating up the res!I don't think I have that issue with the submersible pump and if you search mixing or stir pump on Amazon that is what comes up or wave makers.. I use a 500gph pump and it moves a lot of water
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Yessir I have had that issue over heated my rez to 80F+the smaller pump doesn't heat up as bad with that much water plus I use to run it more often it only comes on for 15 min every 2 hrs now..Good Morfnoevight All you happy Monday Live Stoners!
Yes I have looked into those several times, I am just too cheap to buy one. Until you get into professional models they only dispense one solution. Which is really all you would need. 95% of the time the drift is up in PH. It is caused by microbes and calcium carbonate dropping out of solution. So dispensing PH down is what is called for. The systems can be calibrated to dose a small amount and wait for the res to equalize before dispensing more. The PH probe needs to be calibrated regularly and replaced when it no longer calibrates.
You do not need to worry about the PH in the coco or the run-off as long as the nutrient solution going in is at the correct PH.
You probably do not need that much stirring. You want to be careful that your stir pump is not heating up the res!
Just finished after another 3 hours! I only know how long cause the Hamilton soundtrack is 2 hours and 41 minutes and I went a bit past that lmfao. So 6 total on staining, next is 3 layers of topcoat tomorrow. Getting there though!Excellent result @Suki, the stairs are going to look great when you have finished.
Are we taking bet on which # kid is first to fall off the side of the stairs??Just finished after another 3 hours! I only know how long cause the Hamilton soundtrack is 2 hours and 41 minutes and I went a bit past that lmfao. So 6 total on staining, next is 3 layers of topcoat tomorrow. Getting there though!
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