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Was thinking about getting this Ac Infinity Controller the 69 pro + Supposed to start shipping on the 9th so 4 more days. Same thing as the 69 pro but the plus has 8 programable ports instead of the regular pro's 4 ports. then i would need 4 ac adapters one for Heat one for AC and dehumidify...

Going to redesign my grow area for VDP and was hoping those of you that have been doing VDP for awhile could chime in with their expertise. So how would you design it?

Thanks not even sure the dimming is going to be worth it at this point. The plan is to redesign the grow room for VPD and with the Controller 69 pro you can brighten or dim the lights to dial in VPD. So dimming might not be necessary to have a stable VPD. Going to post a thread in grow room...

Thanks that does help shouldn't be too hard to wire up. Here is a pic of the light not sure what happened to the thread built it over 5 years ago. It is Cob LEd 9 vero18 se 2700 on one driver and 9 vero18se 4000 on the other with 25 watts of far red. in

Turbo mode on my 50 pint uses 520 watts normal mode is 400 watts. Compressor runs till the coils freeze up then it shuts off and the frost melts into the pan then the cycle repeats My compressor doesn't stay off long maybe 4 or 5 minutes.

Looks like they just released the Gen 9's with a nice bump in efficacy.

Was thinking about getting the AC infinity Controller 69 pro+ with 8 ports when it comes out next month and was wanting to wire these adapters into my DiY Light with Meanwell HGL drivers. They make two versions one for resistance dimming and one for PWM/ 1-10 voltage, either would work for me...

It will eventually get broken down and add nitrogen, dried might be better for a tea though just like people tea is mostly made with dried leaves. If you have any feed stores nearby you can get alfalfa cheap and bubble it in a tea, but alfalfa is better for veg wouldn't want to add it late in...

These guys are still in business for mail in's with a slow down http://www.soiltestinglab.colostate.edu/

Good stuff , for sure in line with living soil /no till ways of growing. Going to make one of those bio reactors when I get a chance For sure want some of that awesome fungal based compost. Thanks for posting

I wouldn't top dress molasses in any form, I Add it to teas that are brewed for 36 hours so the bacteria multiply by using the molasses as a food source, by the time you apply it to the soil most of the sugar is gone so it won't kill your micro herd in your soil.

Springtails are the little white bugs quite common in worm farms, no need to worry about them. For a living soil I would use it for sure, miles and the nematodes will keep pests at a minimum. You don't really need the glue traps as they can kill beneficials insects along with the bad. Best...

Not really I would find a decent LED going to put out a lot more light with quite a bit less heat.

In organics you really are worried more about the bacteria and fungi than the plant. So ideally you would want the soil to remain at a more constant hydration level for peak bacterial activity. Water to run off and you are flooding your microherd, it takes a bit of time to get back into optimum...

Depends what kind of nutes you are bubbling up, but for most bottled nutes are already soluble to the plants so no need to have bacteria eat it first and make it soluble like if you were using organic amendments. But I would bubble it anyways as it oxygenates the water and also helps keep it...

This section is fubar because of all the bad advice in here. Should be sectioned out living organics, super soil organics, Bottled organics , hydro organics. All different styles of growing that are for the most part not interchangeable. Sure someone can go buy a bag of soil and dump it in...

If you have a low threshold for ignorance you best hit the books because PH matters in all organics What you are proposing is the exact opposite of the whole of scientific data.

Get ahold of Meanwell see if they will RMA the driver. They have a 7 year warranty.

That's not a short circuit which can for sure fry stuff but rather a open neutral , driver should be fine hook the blue back up securely and it should work .