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Actually my friend, I am from Texas. I choose not to live in all the heat. I'll be in Texas in about two weeks. I've grown outdoor in southwest texas in 100º heat. The plant can handle it, I can't. So how they doin' ?

I just saw the pictures of the outdoor grow. We've been smokin alot the last few days, trying all of these samples, and I'm kinda in a fog. We had: •Widow Cindy, grown with Pure Blend Pro (Best flavor) •Stinky Widowcindy grown with Advanced Nutrients(best flavor WC) •Stinky Widowcindy...

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I think you should contact the Mfg and see if they have a solution.

Dead roots are generally not a problem. The ground is full of dead roots. The problem will come if you let the temp get above 68º Adding an enzyme may help. Sensizyme or hygrozyme are both expensive. I think Sensizyme is cheaper per dose. Frequent rez changes will help also. I have grown...

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Check out my rez drains. No more lifting for me. I pump my water.

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Check the forums at Grasscity.com They have some big aquaponic threads. I couldn't get into it myself but if you already have the fish thing going then it might work for you.

Bummer man. It will pass and Karma will deal with that cunt.

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Gonna be huge !

The sure fire remedy to maintaining your rez temp is to use a chiller. They are expensive but worth every cent. Check ebay for aquarium chillers. The chiller will need a pump (sold separately) $3-400 for 1/4 horse power $5-700 for 1/2 HP Set it and forget it. You'll sleep better.

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Just get the sensigrow A&B and Sensibloom A&B and your good to go. No additives. I use F1 and Sensizyme, but they are not required. Invest in a good pH meter like a PinPoint and calibrate your meter often. Keep the rez temp below 69ºf I like 66º DWC is a fast fun way to grow hydro.

The coating will probly do the job of preventing corrosion.

D O = dissolved oxygen As temp increases the amount of DO the solution can hold is diminished. Also as the salinity increases the DO decreases. Nutes are salt, and therefore more nutes = less DO. I do not recommend using epsom salt for hydro. It didn't help my grow and it is not...

Thanks for sending me the link Your cabs looks very stealthy. I wouldn't worry about the rez temp being too low, as long as it doesn't freeze. 66º is perfect for sea level and low nute loads. Some guys in Canada run their rez' in the 50's Cooler nutes will hold more D.O. More...

Nice job documenting your project. My only concern is the material from your chiller coming into contact with nutrient solution. I assume the heat exchanger is made of aluminum. I'm not sure it will last very long before there is corrosion caused by the salt in the nutes. It may work...