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SILICA !!! silica silica silica humic/fulvic acid. Foliar with fulvic "ful-power" (my product of choice) and silica. Root drench with humic. zeus juice from nectar for the gods is a good one if you hand water.

Try replacing the quick connect fitting if its the same white hose I'm thinking of. Rinsing your membranes more often or a sediment prefilter before the in-unit filter, may help with back pressure. Unrelated but depending on your medium and water quality you could get away with a small or tall...

I've done 10 minutes on 3 minutes off religiously and they love it. Pay attention to to water temperature with your pump running that frequently though. Just a few drops of olivia's or clonex solution with some fulvic acid.

they'll be fine, if you want to do a light silica spray it might save some leaves. but let the plant decide what leaves it wants to keep, plucking them all will add to the stunting but if you do it strategically and over the course of a few days she should bounce back before needing to flip to...

this one works great, just plug it into a normal programmable timer for your on times

If the ladies are in ocean forest solo cups, and look like they need to be fed, I personally would transplant before feeding. OF is hot enough to get them through the 1-2 waterings that they need in that cup, keep them root bound any longer and you're asking for stunting. More importantly when...

considering the time it would save minus the time of install, not sure if its worth it for how often these things need to be adjusted. Keep it simple. Just my two cents

If your plants look like they need some then yes but its not something you need to be using on a regular basis. If you see purple, bark-like stems it is (most likely) a magnesium issue, not calcium. If youre looking for a cheap alternative, get some Epsom salt. As for calcium, try calcium...

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