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Laughing Grass

Laughing Grass

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TCH said:
#metoo. But that's why I've been dragging my feet on cutting and gluing the pvc. The site said ID is 3/4" and I bought 1/2" pvc that has a 3/4" od soooo, it should fit. We shall see
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That's what I did... and glued everything to the table. It wasn't until I was about to glue the manifolds that I noticed I had a problem. They were nice on the phone... apologetic and offered to ship out the correct ones.
 
Laughing Grass

Laughing Grass

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TCH said:
I need to figure out how to plug the unused legs if the bubbler. I didn't see any plugs on the floraflex site.
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I used a 3/4" to 1/2" threaded elbow

these are the feet

and this to stop the water from going into the legs
 
StareCase

StareCase

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Dboybudz said:
... Stalks can not to much though with heavy tops swaying when stakes and zip ties come in handy ...
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BudmanTX said:
... sometimes you don't need even those ...
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With the mainlining and lateral spread that I do, I need those stakes and ties each time. I end up with a lot of the thinner branches cause all of my thicker stalks are at the bottom.
 
TCH

TCH

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Laughing Grass said:
I used a 3/4" to 1/2" threaded elbow

these are the feet

and this to stop the water from going into the legs
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Sorry, I said that wrong. Plugs for the hoses out of the bubbler. I'm only going to be running three plants this go round but want to have the ability of running more so I need temporary plugs or something for the hoses. Not sure if I'd be able to just loop the hose from one nipple to another nipple or would that cause air bubbles or excess pressure?
 
BudmanTX

BudmanTX

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StareCase said:
With the mainlining and lateral spread that I do, I need those stakes and ties each time. I end up with a lot of the thinner branches cause all of my thicker stalks are at the bottom.
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i've never really had to work with mainlining at all......now stakes yes, especially when they're little or young keeps the wind from bending them over, but has they mature you can almost remove the stake and let it take it's course from then on, cause the base it thick enough to hold the top.....then all you do is pay attention to it, let it shed as it wants too....
 
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