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I have about 100 fish in there currently. I'll have a more up to date video soon.

is it February already,lol? looking good!

After three weeks of top feed and a couple days Aeroponics: Ignore the thrips damage.

Aqua-soil-aero hybrid prototype: I started by cutting up old smart pots for the sides, and this fish filter for the bottom, as root can grow threw it with ease. Sewing to custom fit hydrofarm 6in bucket net pots. Version 1.0 Version 2.0 with wings

UPDATE on the garden.. Bio-filter: Swirl-filter: Room #1:

My garden no longer fits in any category; not sure where to post anymore..

Ive been growing using Aeropponic-Aquaponics for a couple of years, on a bit larger scale. What would you want to know?

Thx, but I'm aware of how plants work. With the lack of stomata & leaves, CO2 level 'will' be low and photorespiration will occur.

Just because you can dig a 10ft hole with a spoon, doesn't make it the tool for the job. Plants require leaves to survive, and fruit well. You want larger yield? ..then stop doing what those shwazzing bullshitters say while taking advantage of the noobs @$500 a pop, and learn REAL science...

You don't need CO2 without any leaves, as you plant can't use it, but beyond that, lets say you didnt defoliate, CO2 is a waste unless you seal your room *and* your lighting/nutrients reflect the need for it. I recommend saving it until you possess the proper knowledge, and save yourself some...

No cree? :(

Lol, CO2 requires leaves to work there bud... Thats like going to the hospital, hooking up an oxygen tank via face mask to a guy with no lungs... Dont remove any leaves unless they have nicrosis.

Why not just send it off to be tested?

Yes, excellently. 30ppm PO3 is what is recommended in all aquaponic systems growing large fruiting plants.

Hack & Lamott also make high range testers that go to 100ppm (4408-01) Hanna makes the HC - HI717 colourimeter that goes to 30ppms. ..not sure on how into testing you are. I might as well add my target ppm for Phosphate is 30ppm in my Aquaponic system, for Cannabis in full flower.

I'd do it again, with a different amount of distilled water, to cross check. When using multiples, the numbers tend to wonder off quite a bit. The more you cut your solution with distilled water, the more extreme your numbers could be off. ...just a heads up

@Yesdog , To get a more accurate result with this API test, you can cut the original sample with distilled water, then multiply the end result with the fraction of the cut.

Is this problem over days or one night?

My intentions weren't to hijack the thread, I just wanted to make it clear that if you have the drive, you can definitely grow and flower cannabis on a large scale using Aquaponics, using many different types of fish. Here are some brook and rainbow trout.

No lab is needed. But yes, I have test kits. Once upon a time, I used North Eastern Laboratories, but sending off is too expensive, so I just bought the spot checkers.