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Thanks tweed.
You know, you can run those hoses right into the netpots bumping into your cubes with that slow drip right from the start. When the roots reach the reservoir nutrients nicely, just remove those hoses and the pump inside the tub to reduce water temps created by the pump running all the time.
I presume you'll have air stones in the tub pumping massive amounts of tiny bubbles so I dont think you really need to pump "into a root ball".
I found a couple things out about air stones. IMHO, I believe the long 12-14" triangular ones suck ass. They seem to be the most common and easily break. I am now using two different ones. The 5" flat, round, encased in plastic ones from the pet store (super easy to keep clean), and one from Sunleaves I think it's called that's round cylindrical. These I'm told by the lady at my hydro store last a long time and produce tons of tiny bubbles. Super cheap, like under $2 for one about 2" in diameter and 4" long (just a guess).
BTW it certainly wasnt textbook perfect on this grow. I had a few problems. But thanks to the community we got them solved for the most part. Thanks tons for your support!
You know, you can run those hoses right into the netpots bumping into your cubes with that slow drip right from the start. When the roots reach the reservoir nutrients nicely, just remove those hoses and the pump inside the tub to reduce water temps created by the pump running all the time.
I presume you'll have air stones in the tub pumping massive amounts of tiny bubbles so I dont think you really need to pump "into a root ball".
I found a couple things out about air stones. IMHO, I believe the long 12-14" triangular ones suck ass. They seem to be the most common and easily break. I am now using two different ones. The 5" flat, round, encased in plastic ones from the pet store (super easy to keep clean), and one from Sunleaves I think it's called that's round cylindrical. These I'm told by the lady at my hydro store last a long time and produce tons of tiny bubbles. Super cheap, like under $2 for one about 2" in diameter and 4" long (just a guess).
BTW it certainly wasnt textbook perfect on this grow. I had a few problems. But thanks to the community we got them solved for the most part. Thanks tons for your support!