It all starts at the top
This is my box of wonders and it's about time for a thorough inspection.
Above you will notice three 600 Watt HPS FutureBrite ballasts. They've been trouble free from the jump and my old 400 was good until her microfans gave out. I fixed 'em at Radioshack. Support efficient technology, I say.
I need all the help I can get.
Bulbs are 2 Eye Hortilux and 1 Solarmax (for comparison)
this my new canfan extractor 1023 initial cfm!
Not pictured is the old warhorse elicent. At 6" I'm guessing she's pulling 400-600 cfm intake from behind the reservoir
which is this 150 Gal monster. Continual pH/EC/temp monitor floating on top.
Inside is a 600gph recirc pump with an air injection tube. I call it the Bop Gun!
What? You want some oxygen, or something?
The drip pump itself is 1100 gph with backflow protectors, cutoff valves, and an inline filter running to two separate tables.
This 3x3 is all white widow fed on drip stakes. The Cocomat is experimental and since these girls are just vegging into the 1/2 gal bags shown from 1/2" rw cubes their roots have not yet interacted with it.
This 6x3 tray is all BubbleJack.
A closer inspection
The dripline is poked forcefully through the matting.
Here is the first bale of coco that my babies will be transplanted into. They'll move into a mix of 3 and 2 gallon bags of straight coco. Right now they're in my proprietary blend of chunky perlite and royalgold with a dash of Plant Success in the bottom.
Feeding Schedule Begun As pH'd water with superthrive 1/2 strength.
Transitioned to PBP Grow @ 0.6 EC
PBP Grow now @ 1.0 EC
minor tip burn on lower growth.
Fun, fun, fun in the indoor sun, sun, sun. My previous run at this location was vertical 150+ sites and a major pain in the ass. Back to basics for me. Flat, Coco, DTW...... KISS, right?
Catch Ya on the Flipside