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No regulators necessary. Tested and operational. I connected them to my normal submersible pump and no issues.
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On 2/17/2022 at 10:27 AM, PsyCLown said:
@greenkush Mentioned these to me a while back, however I believe you need to use the pressure compensator / regulator drippers and then connect that to the Netbow. When I tried the pressure compensating drippers previously I could not get enough pressure from my water pump for it to work, so you'd need a larger than average water pump I rate.
Also you'd need to have it on a timer. Otherwise it looks great and possibly a cheaper option for bigger grows compared to watering systems like Blumats and Autopots - which I feel are perhaps more feasible for smaller grows.
What I can tell from reading all the info is that you should not exceed 4 bar in pressure. If you use a pump more that 4 bar you need to connect a pressure regulator from the line to the dripped.
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I would suggest planting this plant in a bigger pot. Plants deal with the weather better if they have more Root space.
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I have a tent full of beautiful cuts and I still prefer the QK F3. I think @TrophySeeds should bring in some more Ethos regular seeds.
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How do you like that SSC? Is it worth growing if the flowering time shortens?
I recon you have to push it to 13 or 14 weeks if not longer. I would start feeding weak molasses solution to keep the microbes active.
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I recon middle to end march. You will be harvesting the OG.
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4 hours ago, Righteoussower said:
There’s nothing like too much education. So please guys, educate me. I’m all ears. Jah bless!!!
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkI am starting a breeding project soon. If you want to stick to autos and your still around in September I will hit you up.
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1 minute ago, CreX said:
something often put aside - is your IPM management supplies.
growing invites lots of critters into the environment, some are good, some are bad...and the bad ones are the tough ones to get rid of.
a few products that are invaluable would be the following
Pyrol
spinosad
350sc
coppersoap
and a good wetting agent
these should keep your happy growing experience....happy
Eco BB is also your friend spray your plants drench your soil.
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All good and well about the dehumidifier. But it also depends where is SA you live. Any where along the coast you will have issues with PM especially if you are beginner.
another thing
Grow in soil for your first couple of grows. It is way more forgiving than the nutrient/hydro techniques. Invest in Explogrow it may seem expensive but you will not regret it. Research seed sprout teas as a feed if you want to feed your plants. Also buy a small air pump. You can air rate your water with it and brew all the teas you will need.
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https://www.growgeneration.com/fohse-aries-640w-led-grow-light.html
https://fluence-led.com/products/spydr-series/
these are also great lights if you have 25-50k to blow on a fixture.
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Its all a mental game. As soon as you run more than 3 hours in a mountain. @Weskushwe should go for a run when the stars align. Planning on running the Tankwa Karoo trail run this year. Maybe the batrun end of march.
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8 hours ago, Furbrain said:
Thanks Skunkpharm,
Do you have any suggestions for equipment please. What size/make of fans etc .
I suppose you can't mention brands on the forum but any information would be great.
Cheers....
It all depends on your budget range. There are really expensive products but then there are really cheap products.
when you buy a tent look for one with metal corners. They last the longest. And always be careful with the zips. Mars hydro is a good midrange tent.Fans: the clip on fans are probably the best when it comes to tents. Hydrobiz is the cheapest. Look for the pole clip on fans
extration fan: buy an in-line fan you can get a decent inline fan at AC/DC. My little one has been running for 4 years non stop, except when we have load shedding.
Dehumidifier: Check secondhand shops and liquidation businesses. You can pick one up for 2500.
lights: well that is up to you. LED’s will last you at least 5 years. So buy good quality. Growopz is a good place to start looking for lights. The is also a couple of startups I think @MrEmay be doing lights bar style and @Light It Up does quantum boards.
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https://hydrobiz.co.za/collections/nanolux/products/ledzx-f630-folding-fixture
this is probably the best priced light.
you can also choose to import direct from china. But that is at own risks
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If you are going to invest money into lights you should go for the bar style lights in my opinion. Your plants can grow closer to the light as you don’t have heat issues with this style of lights. You also have a better foot print. If you look at large commercial facilities in the USA this is the only lights they use.
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Most of my most memorable moment have come when smoking with friends. Just laughing and them asking me what drugs did you spike the weed with.
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Howzit Fire
have you been selecting for the auto flower traits?
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Welcome Dread
enjoy your time here
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Netbow multi-outlet dripper arc
in Environmental Control
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I hooked up 4 drippers and they do about 100ml every minute.