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I am currently using FoxFarm 3 part with hygrozyme and it seems to keep sludging up my Aero reservoir so I am looking for something else so I will tag along to see if anyone replies.

I am currently working on a similar project using http://www.phidgets.com/index.php .. nice python API and the already built USB interface is nice. Just thought I would through that out there. Its more money, but wicked extensible and does not require an masters in EE to figure out. :)

I don't think it adds anything to make the bean crack, but it might help that tap root a little. It certainly does not seem to hurt.

I tried the cup of water thing and Killed 4 NL beans. I highly recommend the damp paper towel method in a ziplock bag in a warm dark place. I personally use a few drops of superthrive in the water I use to dampen the papertowel with. This would be a good place to start...

as a new guy this type of info is awesome. Thanks. Subsribed and +rep

Bob, I was/am in the same dilema as you are. I read the FF bottle and wondered the same thing. So, I took my seedlings and put them in my homemade aeroponic thingie and and put light nutes in (1/8th about 210ppm). The seedlings seemed to be doing fine, although moving at a glacial pace but this...

K or Kelvin, it is the "temp" of the light if I am not mistaken. the 2700 and 6500 or not directly related to Lumens.

So, I noticed that I never see this on these grow forums but I have a question. If plants tend to like the bluer spectrum (400-500nm) why not use Marine Aquarium T5's which are specifically designed for 420-460nm for the vegging phase and add some 50k's in as you get closer to Flowering? Just...

Does doing a shorter veg affect the quality of the bud?

I am also about to start Aero grow and am planning on using RO/DI water, is there any particular problem anyone can foresee with using deionized water or should I just stick with RO water and for get the DI resin chamber?