Would this work

Indefinately

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Do you use a air stone? Also what pump do you use for this? And also just to be sure what do you mean by closed loop on ventilation
Air intake outsid room - goes thru the lights - then exhausted outside the room

K got it 200 litres is about 52 gallons. Thanks again BTW bro ur really giving me a great chance at success
Quad air pump attached to 4 x air stones

Indefinately
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Chongstar

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Air intake outsid room - goes thru the lights - then exhausted outside the room



Quad air pump attached to 4 x air stones

Indefinately
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OK so, the loop vent. I'm probably going to do that within the house what do you think?

As far as the quad pump goes is that like a 3.2 gph or 12.5 litters per hour water pump?
 

Indefinately

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OK so, the loop vent. I'm probably going to do that within the house what do you think?

As far as the quad pump goes is that like a 3.2 gph or 12.5 litters per hour water pump?
As long it's not within the "room"

12.5 litres an hour

Indefinately
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Chongstar

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As long it's not within the "room"

12.5 litres an hour

Indefinately
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Hey indef! Appreciated all your guidance through my think tank, thought I'd bother you with a couple more newbie questions :)

OK
First, Al b duct says he uses a 175mm by135mm for the clones? My question is how many clones would I fit into one smart pot?

Second, since I will have both tables in the same tent? Can I combine the resevoir systems systems, and use the same quad (12.5 per minute pump)? I think that wouldake 800 litter resivoir in all

What are your macro and miro nutes looking like?

And lastly, do you use a water chiller?

Got to admit I was a little nervous about asking these, so I figured I'd just do research for myself like I was before but, I found it to be counterproductive and overwhelming with all the types of data out there, please help me thanks
 

verticalgrow

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Hey indef! Appreciated all your guidance through my think tank, thought I'd bother you with a couple more newbie questions :)

OK
First, Al b duct says he uses a 175mm by135mm for the clones? My question is how many clones would I fit into one smart pot?

Second, since I will have both tables in the same tent? Can I combine the resevoir systems systems, and use the same quad (12.5 per minute pump)? I think that wouldake 800 litter resivoir in all

What are your macro and miro nutes looking like?

And lastly, do you use a water chiller?

Got to admit I was a little nervous about asking these, so I figured I'd just do research for myself like I was before but, I found it to be counterproductive and overwhelming with all the types of data out there, please help me thanks
Macro = NPK
Micro = iron, calcium, zinc etc.....
:peace:VG:eyesmoke:
 

Chongstar

Member
Macro = NPK
Micro = iron, calcium, zinc etc.....
:peace:VG:eyesmoke:
Hey vertical,

No, I know what they are, (I google them). I was asking what brand would recommend? I have the flora trio series, and a bottle of calmag. I wanted to know would that get me threw a good harvest or should I try another product
 

verticalgrow

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CCH2O-Recommendations-Graph-1024x743.jpg
Hey vertical,

No, I know what they are, (I google them). I was asking what brand would recommend? I have the flora trio series, and a bottle of calmag. I wanted to know would that get me threw a good harvest or should I try another product
g'day Chong,
good question & start feeding juveniles with low strength nutes imho
General Recommendations Graph
 

Indefinately

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Hey indef! Appreciated all your guidance through my think tank, thought I'd bother you with a couple more newbie questions :)

OK
First, Al b duct says he uses a 175mm by135mm for the clones? My question is how many clones would I fit into one smart pot?

Second, since I will have both tables in the same tent? Can I combine the resevoir systems systems, and use the same quad (12.5 per minute pump)? I think that wouldake 800 litter resivoir in all

What are your macro and miro nutes looking like?

And lastly, do you use a water chiller?

Got to admit I was a little nervous about asking these, so I figured I'd just do research for myself like I was before but, I found it to be counterproductive and overwhelming with all the types of data out there, please help me thanks
All notes below are from Al B Fuct :
That's what I based my op on, I followed his directions as close as possible.
It's a long read but worth reading and taking notes from.

Below is my summary, hope it helps.

Nutrients

Yep, I use ONLY the Canna Vega & Flores A&B, H2O2 50 % strength @ 1ml/L every 3-4 days and phosphoric acid based pH Down if I top the tanks with plain tapwater. However, I don't usually have to top up the tanks; my 250L tanks are fairly well matched to the water consumption of the plants. This is to say that the TDS/EC of the nute solns remains constant as the water level drops over the 14 days between tank dumps.

If h2o2 is only 29% ,so around 1.72 or round up to 1.8 ml per liter every 3/4 days

Enzymes are proteins. H2O2 breaks down enzymes on contact, so I have no use for Cannazym.

revised the nute strength downward. 1000-1100ppm from go to whoa.

A plant that's not getting enough nitrogen will generally appear yellowish/sallow.

If you run your tanks at 1000ppm, you simply won't see nute deficiencies.

In most cases where a grower thinks they've seen deficiencies, 99% of the time, it's a pH problem. The magic number for cannabis in hydroponics is 5.8. Running the pH too low or too high will cause nute lockout.

1000ppm @ 5.8 and you're golden.

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"Just to clarify, when you talk about 1000ppm you are using are using a .7 conversion. A.K.A. 1.5 EC."

I read 1000ppm directly off the meter, a Bluelab (fmrly NZ Hydroponics) Truncheon. Their TDS meter is the gold standard. Avoid the pH Truncheon, tho. Junk.
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Al, on the subject of using tap water and the fact RO is not needed... The water in my area is 500-600ppm is this still good.
The EC of your tapwater is most likely being caused by Ca & Mg as a result of water storage in lakes, reservoirs & passage through rivers, underground aquifers. If you want a nute concentration of 1000ppm & your water is 500ppm out of the tap, mix for 1500.

Beats me. I use a Bluelab Truncheon TDS meter and run everything at indicated 1000ppm.
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You're looking for EC 1.5-1.6, which registers on the Bluelab Truncheon as 1050-1120ppm.


Also have started using Canna PK1314 again since Canna have posted some good instructions on how to use it. With past instructions, I was consistently getting nute burn. Did one batch at 1ml/L for week 5 and 6.

PK really helps with bud density. Presently using it at 1.5ml/L in tank 3 for weeks 5 & 6 along with Canna Flores at 3ml/L. Would be safe to say that PK is good for 20% uptick in yield weight.

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pH jumping up is usually a pretty reliable indicator of pathogen infection in the rootmass. Don't adjust pH of water before mixing with nutes. 5.5 is too low, in any instance. The magic number for pH in hydroponics is 5.8. Make sure your pH meter is not lying to you. Calibrate your pH meter before EACH use, employing reference standard 4.0 & 7.0 solutions. Colour-matching pH test kits are not suitable for hydroponics. If you don't have one, get a good pH meter.
 

Indefinately

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Hey indef! Appreciated all your guidance through my think tank, thought I'd bother you with a couple more newbie questions :)

OK
First, Al b duct says he uses a 175mm by135mm for the clones? My question is how many clones would I fit into one smart pot?

Second, since I will have both tables in the same tent? Can I combine the resevoir systems systems, and use the same quad (12.5 per minute pump)? I think that wouldake 800 litter resivoir in all

What are your macro and miro nutes looking like?

And lastly, do you use a water chiller?

Got to admit I was a little nervous about asking these, so I figured I'd just do research for myself like I was before but, I found it to be counterproductive and overwhelming with all the types of data out there, please help me thanks
Hey Chong,

I have never used smart pots.
If I did, it would only have a single plant per pot.

My pots were squarer 175mm pots.
One plant per pot obviously.

Have seperate tanks for each tray.

No water chiller.
Had aquarium heaters in each tank set at 27 degrees Celsius.

Hope this help bud.

Indefinately
" Let there be Green in 2016 "
 

Chongstar

Member
Hey Chong,

I have never used smart pots.
If I did, it would only have a single plant per pot.

My pots were squarer 175mm pots.
One plant per pot obviously.

Have seperate tanks for each tray.

No water chiller.
Had aquarium heaters in each tank set at 27 degrees Celsius.

Hope this help bud.

Indefinately
" Let there be Green in 2016 "
Trust me it does!

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Also does Al b Fuct get into detail about what to do with the coco?
Should I get brick or croutons? Should I mix it with perlite? Should I just prep in and fill these pots? Can I transplant the clones into roxkwool starter cubes, then when roots develop insert the cubes(with everything) into the coco in the pots?
 

Chongstar

Member
Hey Chong,

I have never used smart pots.
If I did, it would only have a single plant per pot.

My pots were squarer 175mm pots.
One plant per pot obviously.

Have seperate tanks for each tray.

No water chiller.
Had aquarium heaters in each tank set at 27 degrees Celsius.

Hope this help bud.

Indefinately
" Let there be Green in 2016 "
Hey indef! The 175mm pots are around 6 inches, when I did the math it seems I can fit around 72 pots on the tables, is this accurate or should I be going for bigger sized pots

Also what kinda of coco do you use
 

justugh

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i got to say this

what u are talking doing in 72 plants on a table is one of the worst wastes i heard

72 plants on a tiny table means no room to grow ........i give each plant atleast 2x2ft area for flowering and some take up 3x3 i had one take 4x4
 

Chongstar

Member
i got to say this

what u are talking doing in 72 plants on a table is one of the worst wastes i heard

72 plants on a tiny table means no room to grow ........i give each plant atleast 2x2ft area for flowering and some take up 3x3 i had one take 4x4
I agree with you. I think that the 175mm planting pots are to small, so I wanted to make sure.BTW I'm doing a SOG, so how many plants per sq ft and what size of a planting pot
 

justugh

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Even a SOG, ur saying 175mm plant pot is to small? I'm trying to have atleast 50 plants per 1 by 2m flood tables.
what why that is still tiny plants
with a higher feed cost vs output ........u are losing money every run


50 plants on a table like that starting off before getting into real veggie mode fine ........clone ./starting table

for veggie a plant should have a 1x1 ft area to grow into .......then when u do flowering u give it 2x2 or 3x3 if the strain calls for it ....after that the plant wil grow into to fit your area

a 5x5 area is only 4 plants ....... getting more then u would off 50 plants in same area
 
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