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You are wasting probably 60 percent of the output of those bulbs by not having any sort of reflector on them.. This will be a poor example of what cfl can do for thar reason alone. For what it is it looks good but man.. Why no reflector??

i ended up making up a watering can with 6x the nute solution i had been using. i have a feeling 1tsp per 2 gallons just wasnt enough.. the bottle of dyna grow recommended that amount for upkeep watering, and said it provides a 1500-1 dilution rate.. that just doesnt seem like much of anything...

my ph test kit starts at 7.4 since reef tanks are an alkaline environment, but it looks like my soil runoff water ph is right around 7 even..maybe slightly less. ph doesnt seem to be the issue. i have heard of quite a few people using mg organic choice soil with positive results so i am a bit...

first off, id like to thank everyone that has responded. this site and the people on it have proven to be one of the more friendly forums ive been a part of.. and i am a member of many (under a different name ;) for obvious reasons) second, and to the quoted poster, miracle grow potting soil...

Ive never Checked actually.. Guess i should heh. I have a liquid test kit for my reef tank and buffering materials. How does one check the ph of soil without an electronic probe?

well, i know this has to be some kind of fert problem because i have another plant that is an identical clone in identical conditions only it is in miracle grow potting soil and it looks deep green and very healthy.. although it is shorter than this plant. i have 2 others in this condition as...

T5s grow corals that are much, much, much more light sensitive than mj plants. If you have a fully wrapped mylar room/box my guess is that t5 would actually be better for overall growth since it is not point source like hps/hid so you will have more even coverage. The mj boards are full of...