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ronnie6690
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Re: My First Grow Journal OG #18 - Scrog - Recirculating Aero/DWC 600w LED Medical Gr
after moving my air pump to my living room, i decided to take a co2 level of the living room and realized my co2 meter needed calibrating. after calibrating i found my living room was at 1800 ppms , and my bedroom at 3000 ppms . i readjusted my regulator and timer set up and moved my air pump back to my bedroom. this time i attached a 3/8" vinyl hose to intake of air pump and ran the hose to draw outside air which is 400 ppms. sucking hot air from outside isn't what i wanted to do but at least i have a chiller to compensate for the warm air and now the air will have low co2 levels. i read about co2 combinding with calcium in cannatalk latest issue .
thanks for the encouragement X, missed having you stop by. i do consider myself a life-long grower, and will never give up my quest to learn more and more about this wonderful plant.
has been a great learning tool , and i can't thanks this community enough for all the help and support i have recieved here.
they look alot like my leaves bro, I think Hiker might be on to something there.My res room isnt air tight so my pumps are sucking the same co2 rich air into the res. Big reps Hiker I ll be moving the pumps outside of the rooms for sure
after moving my air pump to my living room, i decided to take a co2 level of the living room and realized my co2 meter needed calibrating. after calibrating i found my living room was at 1800 ppms , and my bedroom at 3000 ppms . i readjusted my regulator and timer set up and moved my air pump back to my bedroom. this time i attached a 3/8" vinyl hose to intake of air pump and ran the hose to draw outside air which is 400 ppms. sucking hot air from outside isn't what i wanted to do but at least i have a chiller to compensate for the warm air and now the air will have low co2 levels. i read about co2 combinding with calcium in cannatalk latest issue .
Hey guys - Okay, here's the scoop and what worked for me... Zone can be used with hygrozyme, etc., but I didn't particularly care for the combination as much as just Zone. I still use hygrozyme often with coco coir plants/moms, and I like it, just not as much in conjunction with Zone, personally. Some do like them together, but I had some extra gunk and some plants that looked more stressed when I combined them - maybe I just didn't have the combo dialed in correctly yet, but I went back to what was working (Zone without zym) on my active hydro plants - and hygrozyme without the Zone on the coco coir plants.
On the bennies - I tried them as a res additive, and again had a lot more debris/gunk in the reservoir. It was a mess, honestly. But... I did find a way I liked to use them together that I really liked. What I did, was one or two nights before my res change, I applied mycorrhizae mixed up as a drench, top-down in my hydro pots (not as a reservoir additive). I continued to let the system run as normal until the upcoming res change. Then, a day or two later, I'd do a reservoir change with Zone (no mycos added). This really seemed to give me the benefits from mycos without sludging things up as much. Really healthy, strong looking bright white roots, and a reservoir that wasn't gunky... win/win. They do seem to work okay together, and in my system, this method of application worked well. Took me some trial and error, but that's where I landed and what I'll do again in the future...
Sorry for the long absence guys - been busy dealing with some of life's challenges...
Looking good Ronnie! You are doing great, we all are constantly trying to dial in from grow to grow, and constantly finding ways to do things better... No matter how many grows are under your belt. It's the life-long growers challenge. You are going to have some great meds, brother.
thanks for the encouragement X, missed having you stop by. i do consider myself a life-long grower, and will never give up my quest to learn more and more about this wonderful plant.
has been a great learning tool , and i can't thanks this community enough for all the help and support i have recieved here.