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Keep in mind that HPS gives you about 130 lumen per watt while very efficient (and expensive) T5 pushes perhaps 90 lm/w. Ordinary cheap tubes or CFL-s might give you about 60 or so. Always remember that power consumption is just a convinient way for comparing lights of the same type (and...

Pond Zyme contains benneficial bacteria, not (only) enzymes.

Nope. Bennies = benneficial microorganisms. Those are bacteria and funghi that eat dead organic mater and by doing that compete with the slime for food. Some of the funghi will colonize the roots and protect them by denying algae space to grow and some benneficial microorganisms will also...

Helmut, don't use any enzymes. They will make things worse at this time. Have you checked on Ebay for benneficial microorganism products? I don't have any available at my local stores either, but have ordered Great white and ZHO there.

Hygrozyme is enzyme. It will make things much worse.

My advice, take a water sprayer (something like this http://www.waterirrigation.co.uk/media/catalog/category/Cat-Garden-Sprayers-sub-hand-Main.jpg) and try to wash as much slime as you can off. Then cut off roots that are definately dead. Clean everything as much as you can and put your plants...

Many of the guys I was smoking pot with when I was a 16 year old kid turned junkie. But the reason is not that marijuana changes you somehow and makes you take heroin. Most of it is purely caused by the prohibition. When you are very young and smoke pot, you lose trust and suport of the system...

Superstoner, yes I have. But I'm curious why? Not cooling well enough?

Why? What's wrong with it?

You just need to get a power adaptor (AC to DC) 60W strong and connect it the right way and it should start cooling (if you connect it the wrong way, it will heat up so you'll know). I don't know if the element is submersible or if some kind of water protection has to be improvised. If...

I had a scare yesterday. I lift up the lid, and find my roots full of brown stuff. Then I took a closer look with more light and see that roots are actually not slimy and fishboning nicely. Brown stuff was easily removed with a bit of water and it turns out to be some kind of powdery substance...

I'd try and brew it in a microbe tea and filter it, but I cnat get it at a reasonable price.

Does anyone perhaps know what bacteria are in pondzyme?

From what I understand, water. Your plants consume different salts at different rates, so if you add nute mix, you might be adding too much of something. For example, lets say you start with a unit of P and a unit of N. Your plant does not like P as it is in veg, so it eats 0,5 units of N and...

It would be interesting to see for how many DWC tea works and for how many it does not. People who write hear are mostly those who have problem. I wonder if there is a silent majority using it with success...

Scroga, thanx I've found it. Your spelling was wrong the first time :) Tea seems to be working OK for me for now. I'll try to add nitro it in my next brew.

Could it be that you're adding too much sugar that is resulting in slime?

Thats strange. Pondzyme is a bacterial product, mycogrow is I think same bacteria plus fungi. I really don't see why algae would run wild on it. If you say its a leftover, perhaps it's contaminated.

No hits even with google.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1PCS-NEW-TEC1-12706-Thermoelectric-Cooler-Peltier-12V-60W-92Wmax-good-/231140193361?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item35d1077451 Something like this?