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I am currently working on a visualization curve for data points related to EC and pH. As with most of the log data, it will also be useful for other fields than DWC. Visualization in a useful way to understand trends, but I don't think it warrants an additional sheet (another file). My vision...

Not sure if this is the best place to post this, but I thought I'd share my Google Sheet spreadsheet that I use as my growlog. I've updated this numerous times over the past few years, as you can see by the version number. I make a copy of the template for each plant that I keep a log for. So...

I have two of those that I use in my homebrew system. One for the kegerator and another for a mini fridge that I use as a fermentation chamber. Very solid devices, accurate, easy to use.

"Sativa" dominant strains do tend to have a longer internodal stretch, but there are ways you can cheat this. ScrOG is a tried and true method, where you crop the plant, then bend its branches under a 1" to 2" mesh, trim it to make a bunch of smaller colas rather than a main central cola...

I just wanted to add, I'm not saying any of this to dissuade you from RDWC. A lot of people do it, love it and have zero issues. But if this is your first foray, I recommend starting simple and then looking at more complex designs if they make sense to you and your situation. It's easy to scale...

Ideally, yes, and it is what hydro fertilizer companies tend to recommend. To be honest, I most often clean the totes every other week and have not had problems with that and a lot of people recommend that instead of weekly. Longest I have ever put off cleaning was a month and, by that time, the...

IMO, just go with traditional DWC and air stones. Recirculating is essential for large grows and staggered flowering in a perpetual harvest setup, but it becomes another point of failure for smaller grows and you can ruin your grow and your home if a serious leak occurs. I personally don't find...

RE: your initial post - 1x-2x your space in cubic feet, per minute, is a good range of exhaust for most growers and you have to be massively cranking the exhaust to truly create harmful conditions, so you have a fairly wide range for an acceptable exchange rate. Some can get by using even a...