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i add them to each gallon of water using a feeding spreadsheet.(excel) at the bottom is the spreadsheet for his formula in a zip file.(PBP spreadsheet) just change strength and gallons(in red). the mL per gallons are going to be next to the product names in black.(not the grey ones) in his...

spend a little bit more for a better product. there is no need for a rope caulk, weather strip or a second lid. no modifications at all. I like to have my peace of mind when I go out.:wink: Good luck and happy growing.

my cloner is leak-proof. I use stinkbud cloner plans with a different tote. by the way roughneck totes at some point they will leak. good luck and happy growing

he use half scoop of pondzyme with barley for his 50 gal reservoir. the last time i use it a full scoop measures 2 tsp (my dog spill the hole thing) i hope it helps. good luck and happy growing

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I can't rewire is a rental so I guess i'm stuck with 220v. What about using a grounding rod? behind of that outlet is my backyard. I was thinking to install one and bring in a ground to the sub panel. Sorry if my question sound stupid but better safe than sorry. thanks

I will be running my ballast at 220v and my ac at 110v. I think but not sure (i'm not an electrician)by US NEC code a sub panel has to have a separate neutral and ground bar. They are jointed in a main panel.

Hi everyone I just move to a new place and Im about to set up my room. My dryer plug is a 3 prong outlet and my sub panel is a 4 prong male plug. I was wondering if I could install a ground rod in my backyard to bring in a ground to my sub panel ? please electricity is a serious fire hazard in...

Hi there check this ones out. I been using them since 2008 the TD-125 and 150. I'm upgrading them to the silent version on my next run. There is good info out there of growers using them just google it. S&P TD Series Inline Fans S&P TD-SILENT Series Inline Fans Good luck and happy growing

Hola Amigo.. In my very first grow I was using 120mm fans with 100 cfm output and they were kind of loud for my taste. you should take a look to this fans Soler & Palau TD silent. Also check this video out for fan noise

Yes. Here is my plans for my next room set up. Keep in mind my room its going to be sealed so you don't need to install zone dampers. I hope it helps. Good luck and Happy Growing

yeah I use them to dial in my bottle of nutrients NPK ratios: hydrobuddy 1.50, cannastat or pH spread sheet premixppm. just look for this thread is a good start for people mixing their own salts (Fatman's) DIY nutrient mixing guide good luck and happy growing

it sound like you know what you doing so good job. some people get away with pbp bloom in veg stage but the one that you mention 1-4-5 is bloom for soil with low nitrogen. try to get pbp grow if you can. here is what you ask in your first post 10ml Grow, 6ml Ca Mg, 2ml Sweet, 2ml LK...

I feel you bro. you need a ppm meter so every time you feed your plants in soil or hydro you will know how much your feeding them instead of guessing. I have zero experience with DWC but just in case keep an eye on res temp. root rot is our worst enemy in hydro. ps promix will be more easier...

Hey I forgot to mention if you use RO water cal mag at 5ml is fine but if you use tap water i will go with 1 to 2ml a gal. I use this spreadsheet for my nutrient calculations. http://www.wikiupload.com/TJJ0ITB0K5DR3MJ just change gallons and strength in red this is what I go by...

https://www.rollitup.org/t/superstoners-new-3-rail-50gal-system-36-40oz-every-2-weeks.838636/page-10#post-10880555 also you should add sweet to increase Magnesium in flower

check this guy nutrient recipe . its been helping a lot of botanicare PBP users good luck and happy growing

Hi super i hope you are doing well. I have been following your PBP recipe since stinkbuddie.com with great results. Here are some screenshots from your recipe and ph remixppm3b spreadsheet. your bloom numbers are very close to Mel Frank numbers, also finally a leakproof cloner, this tote doesnt...

you can glue them with pvc cement