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The Santa Fe is gonna be cheaper no matter what though.

It was from the local hydro shop. I don't really shop online for that stuff.

I paid 1600 for my quest 105. Shop around before settling with the less efficient SantaFe

Why can't we all just get along? Who cares how the other one grows. If they happy with it, I'm happy for them.

Because people will buy them. That's 90% of the bottles at the hydro shop. You need base nutrients. That's it. Everything else is a gimmick marketed towards new cannabis growers.

It will waste some money. That's about all you are gonna get from that. I really would not recommend using that.

It's got a condensate line. No pump, less to break. Mine goes straight into my Rez.

Yea they are not cheap. I honestly feel like they pull more than 105 pints a day. I've had one run a 12'x18' grow with a 9'x12' canopy space for about 2 weeks when the other in the room quit working.

Quest105 Dual Dehumidifier. Most efficient on the market watt for pint.

No those things don't work. Ask your store if they can give you a credo. Use it when you actually need something.

I really like "life" with Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence. It's funny.

Ionic bloom is what I use. It's a one part I use from start to finish. All you need is that and some Bluelab Ph down. Good to go.

Label the bottle, and put it next to your Heavy16 line. Add it every time you down Rez change or top off.

NO!!!!! Mix one gram of calcium hypochlorite into a seperate bottle of distilled or RO water. You just made a gallon of sterilizing solution that you use at 2-3 ml per gallon of your nutrient solution. So you would use 50 ml in your 25 gallon Rez.

Your budget is not big enough to do it right. Plain and simple. Double it and you'll be in better shape. This is what I would do. -12 315w CMH (each covering a 3x3 area $4000-5000 -2 24k MiniSplit AC(redundancy is key in larger grows) $3000-4000 - 2 quest 105 Dehumidifers (once again with...

With nutrients. Don't buy that shit though. Go to a local pool supply and buy some Calcium Hypochlorite based pool shock. Mix 1 gram of that into 1 gallon of distilled or RO water. Use at 2-3ml per gal on every nutrient change or top off. Pennies on the dollar compared to Zone.

Does not look like hydroponic nutrients are being used. I believe those nutrients are organic. What's the ingredients on the back say?

You do not have to change your style of growing to accommodate a drip system. Draw a picture of how the pots are aligned in your area. I'll help you map it out.

You can do 1/2 or 3/4 inch tubing to "spaghetti" lines. Don't use any drip stakes, just get the clips to line the spaghetti tubing up to soil. Less chance of clog. Buy a good pump, 1/2 hp IMO bout $150 bucks. You'll have killer even pressure even if your system isn't built the most effective way.

Calcium deficiency. It's blossom end rot.