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i skimmed it for sure. but the chiller is now making the environment perfect for the roots so now its time ito try and save the other roots that were brownish. what d you think about h202? or hygrozyme.

so after gettinga good solution of circulating the cold water, the roots touching the new chilled water are crystal white! but the other parts ares tilla b it brown so i will cut them off(just the ones that are brwon)

I did that but the pump is still too strong

Omg bro I know!!! Question is how?!? Without overflow!!!

Yes now u understand. It's how it cMe from gh. It's a waterfarm. Also it uses an AirPump to circulate using a reverse pumping column

u also have to remmeber that each bucket ALSO holds water, so total there is like 30 gallons going through this sytem. i dont need a larger res. it would be pointless

11 gallon is only when top off is needed, the 8 gallon is the controller res and it is where the water is kept at 64 degrees ALWAYS its ALWAYS 64 degrees, but by the time it gets to the LAST BUCKET its too hot, FEEL ME?!

as of now, my chiller keeps controller at 64 but by the time it reaches last bucket, its heated up(takes like 3 hours to ciruclate this way)

i am trying to get it to circulate FASTER so my chilled water ets around the whole system BEFORE it heats up. simple enough!!!! lol

sorry second one shows what i think may work, first is current

here is my setup . first one shows current, second shows what i tyhink MAY work

i did google but i still dont get what they are,can u please explain?

what does that mean?! what is a accumulator and solenoid?

but i cant find smaller then 130 with 1/2" fittings....

what im thinking of doing is, after much though, putting a "T" connector between the middle two bucket and throwing an inline pump there and have it pump back to the rez. thus speeding up circulation, but i would need to lower the flow of the least powerful pump io can find.

what is an accumulator and pressure solenoid? The smallest pump i can find is a 260 gph, thats WAYYYYY to fast, and so i need to lower the flow. i heard i can use a fan speed regulator. tiny pump so voltage would be MUCH less thena fan

question is above

since i only run them 15 minutes every 4 hours would that still work for me? i think running something like that 24/7 would be wayy too much water for the young ones.

and that wont create too much drippage?

right , hence my issues.....i cannot upgrade my pump...it is an air pump and if i put more air through it it actually circulates less. i want a way to put a water pump through this but the lines dont allow enoughw ater. so if i used a water pump even 180gph its going to ioverflow