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ok check this out man/ you'll like this LOL! super cheap? yeah ok, ohhh 1/4 inch or so tubing. a little thickness on it. glue or attaqch a fe 1/16 or1/8th ouce weights to it with hot glue or something.something mostly or totally benign. a type of a gum water proof. cant think other than lashing if your good at tying knots or what ever. or a bar or cross bar spot welded with a weight in the middle even. to hold it down and attach to a pump and snake it down,and cut to length LOL! pretty easy. make about a dozen wee holes. smaller at first and try to watch a few videos of larger bubbles brews and just get it close. larger bubbles are whatcha need man. smaller bubbles are for shorter brews man. get a decent pump. not a small aquarium pump imo. upgarde a slight bit. like 20 bucks or less prolly. dont forget to cap the end of the line too
your query about a seedling enzyme brew I would recommend this of a simple short brew of fresh vermicompost and light bokashi feed personally. or A4's enzyme brew thread. really nice man! highly recommend it. but its really a two part question ,like the answer. a seedling mix from the store generally dont have the aggressive inoculate needed imho for a solidly badass grow. I like building mine personally. so that way from seedling ,early on,its ready for an aggressive form of growth instead of being pushed, and all of a sudden WTF!, was that? ok... I can happen when the medium is under inoculated to be hard pushed early. because a fully inoculated feed or soil feed rather, is going to be a little more heavy then a seedling can generally handle barring an extremely aggressive sati or photo or fast finisher type strains and the like. learn to grow the tiered method and you can keep your feeds and seedling easily separate. did that make sense? i hope so LOL
your query about a seedling enzyme brew I would recommend this of a simple short brew of fresh vermicompost and light bokashi feed personally. or A4's enzyme brew thread. really nice man! highly recommend it. but its really a two part question ,like the answer. a seedling mix from the store generally dont have the aggressive inoculate needed imho for a solidly badass grow. I like building mine personally. so that way from seedling ,early on,its ready for an aggressive form of growth instead of being pushed, and all of a sudden WTF!, was that? ok... I can happen when the medium is under inoculated to be hard pushed early. because a fully inoculated feed or soil feed rather, is going to be a little more heavy then a seedling can generally handle barring an extremely aggressive sati or photo or fast finisher type strains and the like. learn to grow the tiered method and you can keep your feeds and seedling easily separate. did that make sense? i hope so LOL