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Ozone is pretty unhealthy. http://www.epa.gov/iaq/pubs/ozonegen.html Re-usable carbon filters are much safer.

I'm wondering if your pot size is too small for the plants causing them to dry out too quickly (when using the dehumidifier).

Please forgive my ignorance, but isn't Gravity meant for soil growing? I've never used it myself, but from what I've read about it, it was created for and tested by soil growers.

I'm curious myself. I've always used just plain tap water with great success. My water here is always between 6.9 and 7.2.

Niiiice! I wish I could leave my indoor buds alone long enough to look that good!

I learned a long time ago to listen to the farmers near my home. All the fancy, hocus-pocus, snake oils that are on the market are nothing more than the very basic nutrients/soil treatments needed by plants, and everything can be purchased cheaper at non-specialty stores. Example: SNS604 A+B...

Adding small amounts of vinegar to your water will lower the ph, and it doesn't mess with any nutes the way some other ph adjusters do. $0.99 for a quart at most grocery stores. Lemon juice works too.

I've been using epsom salts as a magnesium supplement for many years. $4.95 for a 1/2 gallon container of water soluble crystals. Lasts me about 6 months. Believe it or not, you can purchase all your nutes at places like walmart and home depot for 1/10 what the hydro stores sell them for...

It looks hungry.