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Yeah those are the same ones in most 5 gallon water/drink coolers, etc. They'll work, but kinda slow for my taste. We all know how long it takes to fill up dixie cups from those valves..

As far as the tiny bit of water in the bottom of the bucket, due to the height of the bulkheads\gromets.. Its not enough to worry about, as long as you keep on top of res changes. Or you can suck it out with the dollar store blaster, lol.

Back when I did stand-alone DWC tubs, I would pump (sometimes blow, lol) air through the bigger level/filler tube, and it would help to churn up the solution better, before taking a sample. Or I would drain some out in a container, and then keep pouring it back in through the access port/netpot...

I probably wouldn't use those specific angled valves your showing, mostly because they are thin and white, to the point I can even see the light shining through right in the main product picture. Maybe if they made thicker & better quality black ones like that, but even then they might be pretty...

1. Somewhere between 10-30% of what you put in. I would go 20% at least with less frequently hand watered plants. Be aware not to ever let the coco medium dry out. 2. The plant should be elevated with a riser above the tray, or have good enough drainage channels underneath so that it never sits...

^ You can also drain the buckets easily that way, without raising the lid or moving the scrogged plant. Just twist the elbow fitting and the tube will go down to the left/right, either way. It will spin inside the rubber grommet, but still should keep a good seal without leaks. Takes awhile to...

That looks more like a spring tail or something to me..

I don't see any evidence of thrip damage though...

I don't think you can ever get rid of thrips. There's like 1000s of different species of them, flying around everywhere. If you got thrips, they likely came right in from outside or nearby. The best you can really do is manage them and knock down the numbers IME. They'll always come back.

Yeah you still increase the total amount by adding the calnit as usual, but not near as much as compared to using the original 5-12-26 Part A hydro "veg" formula. Thats that you're using.. 3-2-1 right? I still keep seeing people trying to substitute the cal nit with other forms and whatnot...

If you put a shot glass over the top , you can capture canna-plasma balls! 8)

^ regular size irrigation y-strainer.............. ^ large 2" banjo y-strainer. Guess which kind hardly ever clog up? ;)

https://www.banjo-valves.com/products/poly-ribbed-stainless-steel-screen-line-strainer-2-inch-50-mesh

Maybe the truck lanes could have a long wireless charging strip embedded right into the road, or checkpoints that directly boost the trucks on board auxiliary capacitors, so they don't have to stop at Donnas truck stop to charge up and eat corn bug dogs for 8 hours as often. Treat them more like...