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I keep an eye on stuff, but defol usually gets done once a week during flowering. I don't think they like it everyday, just my opinion. I watch out for moisture where leaves touch as an indicator of airflow, and I also try and keep anything from shading bud sites too much. I think you're gonna...

My only advice would be to not be afraid of defol when it comes time. In my experience, dense growth like that can block light and air flow.

Tell you what Antler, grab one of these or something similar and you should be fine: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B072N332WT/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Judging from the size and complexity of what you're trying to do, this might be a good option for you. It's just a...

I don't know about that particular light, but I've had good luck with HydroCrunch.

I have two 27 gal. totes running with a 3 gallon res right now. The 3 gallon bucket is as tall as the totes and it really just gives me a way to monitor water level/ add water, it's also the central spot for the pump/pipes to come together. If you're wondering...yes, it's a $3 trash can lol.

Here's a really simple way to do it. 1" vinyl tubing and a Eco 66 submersible pump with a small 3/4" tube going into the 1". It does require an airstone. Last pic is a previous 5 bucket rdwc setup using the same Eco 66 and 1" tubing. Never had a water temp issue or an issue with roots clogging...

I wouldn't worry about the mutated leaf, I've had the same thing before and it turned out fine. As far as the node spacing goes, maybe try moving the light up a little and see if it reaches a little more. I wouldn't worry about that too much either though. It seems small to me but you're ppm and...

In my current RDWC setup I have a 550gph pump pushing into two separate totes with pvc pipes with holes like the pic above. It works really well, but the roots keep finding their way through 2 foot of pipe and getting into the pump. The pipes aren't clogged, the roots are just getting too long...

All I know is people should either smoke a Haze, Diesel, or Kush before posting. The conversations would probably be a little lighter, maybe not 100% original, but lighter at least bongsmilie :peace:

So I'm getting ready to build a new system and I'm hoping to can get some opinions on whether or not I'm going to need air stones. I have plenty of pumps and stones but I'd rather not use them. I've had issues with roots clogging up the works so I'm going at it from a different angle this time...

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I've had the best results doing both at the same time. Filter in the tent-ducting-fan-ducting-filter. Works great, zero smell. Picked up a wind speed meter for a few bucks on the 'zon to double check the actual cfm. I always get a filter with a higher cfm rating than the fan so I think that...

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philosophy is a game we play with our egos. I submit that a person who has found certainty has ignored the infinite possibilities of circumstance and perspective. so, while it's a fun game to play, answering your question wouldn't definitely answer your question.

my cheap shit 4x4 tent threw out some super stinky frost though so don't worry about your tent funkin' out. just keep air moving and maybe wipe it down before you start. good luck

I have a 315 cmh in a 3x3 and the heat is manageable with good exhaust. I think the key is that you have enough height above the canopy so don't forget about the flowering stretch when you're getting ready to flip. I think you'd be happy with what a 315 will do for you in a 2x2. I'm also...

I use Blue Planet Nutrients and am completely happy with the results. The Elite line is a 3 part but I get all the supplements too. It has a simple feed schedule and all together it cost less than the General Hydroponics Trio w/supplements. Free shipping on orders over 150 from their website...

I think what he means is to hang a fan/filter in the tent independent of any ducting. The purpose is to clean or "scrub" the air that is within the tent before it gets sucked into the exhaust setup.

I'm using this as a starter spot for two plants. 1 pic the day I put them in, 1 pic about a week or so later. The idea is to have them spend about 2-3 weeks here before I give them each their own tote. Gave them their first topping a couple days before this pic.

Glad you think so! I've seen a lot of your posts and you seem to know your stuff when it comes to DO so I was hoping you'd chime in. I got that pump specifically to be able to pipe it outside of the tote. I have a 2 tote + res system I'm putting together this week so I'll get some more pictures...