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Wolverine97

Wolverine97

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stillgamble said:
does the greentrees iner bucket have holes on the sides or just the bottom? i think one thing the titan has an advantage is the 360 mesh iner bucket. i think this helps with co2 get into the roots. and u can also check to see how wet the rocks or coco is to see if ur watering to much or to little. and ive heard the square buckets dont tip as easy as the round ones do. but im sure both r great systems.
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Dude, you don't want co2 getting to your roots because the roots don't take in co2, only o2. The stomata are the only part of a plant that takes in co2, the roots need oxygen. Love the avatar. Motorboat, motorboat....
 
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Wolverine97 said:
Dude, you don't want co2 getting to your roots because the roots don't take in co2, only o2. The stomata are the only part of a plant that takes in co2, the roots need oxygen. Love the avatar. Motorboat, motorboat....
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*ah shizzle, its wolv! and he just delivered some dank fun facts... enjoy :)
 
fabfun

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hellraizer30 said:
im good friends with a shop owner, and hes been trying foe ever to turn me to digi's
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i just use magnetic ballast from street lights for 10 or 20 bucks
but some complain about electrical feedback on phones and stuff thats why when lights are on u get lines in pic
but i never heard it on phones
 
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hellraizer30

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fabfun said:
i just use magnetic ballast from street lights for 10 or 20 bucks
but some complain about electrical feedback on phones and stuff thats why when lights are on u get lines in pic
but i never heard it on phones
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so far ive been checking to see if the rfi signal is present and im not seeing it in anything electrical.
 
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