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just put that knowledge away for a later day my friend
my grows have finally turned around for me!
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Lighting Wile-E-Peyote (mis)adventures with Amare LED SS 150x2/ SE250(Autopots and Bubble Buckets)
my grows have finally turned around for me!
Eclectic Elle
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As a fellow "I don't like doing stuff the easy way"-er I hear you!
So why are you going back to autos? Is it just the time photos take, or you want more variety, or...?
Wile e Peyote
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It's I'm a tight arse and want to use up my auto seeds not to mention the autos magic sent me Hubbabubbasmellascope x white widow can't remember the others but I'll be running that one at the same time as our collective grow off [emoji106]
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Wile e Peyote
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[emoji23] [emoji23] i would if i could trip but I'm just winging it [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]just put that knowledge away for a later day my friend
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just stole this from a salamander website
Vitamin C is ascorbic acid, not citric acid. I've recently swopped to it as a dechlorinator. It seems very good. Both blackworms and Daphnia are fine in the treated water.
Most UK water contains 0.5mg active chlorine (either as chlorine or chloramine) at the tap. The appropriate strength of vitamin C to neutralise this is 1g in 800L.
This can be conveniently handled as 1g in 40ml water and then use 1drop per litre. I am using the powder from the health shop. Overdose will reduce the pH and partially de-oxygenate the water but so do other de-chlorinators.
Weak solutions are unstable but the above solution is probably good for a month in the fridge.
got me some vitamin c gonna try it later
Vitamin C is ascorbic acid, not citric acid. I've recently swopped to it as a dechlorinator. It seems very good. Both blackworms and Daphnia are fine in the treated water.
Most UK water contains 0.5mg active chlorine (either as chlorine or chloramine) at the tap. The appropriate strength of vitamin C to neutralise this is 1g in 800L.
This can be conveniently handled as 1g in 40ml water and then use 1drop per litre. I am using the powder from the health shop. Overdose will reduce the pH and partially de-oxygenate the water but so do other de-chlorinators.
Weak solutions are unstable but the above solution is probably good for a month in the fridge.
got me some vitamin c gonna try it later
Wile e Peyote
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Well folks the vitamin c works after a couple of minutes i couldn't smell the chlorine jobs a goodun [emoji106]
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