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Really nice man. A grower after my own heart.I decided to mount my pi and LCD touchscreen within one case as it sits on my desk:. FYI, tent is currently empty.
If you are interested and are using IoT devices for remote monitoring I do have sketch code which can be updated remotely, along with python code running as a cron to feed into Grafana or something else if you wish.
Loving the progress of your setup, its giving me so many ideas :D
We all start somewhere! My first purchase was a magical butter machine. Now I primarily use a press a rotovap and a short path distillation process.When I was infusing olive oil in a crockpot in my shed years ago, my bro used to call me heisenburg. What you guys are doing is off the charts cool!!! As a relative newbie, I am staying in soil for a bit, but am enjoying watching and learning. Keep up the great work and thanks for sharing it with us!!!
Many thanks.Really nice man. A grower after my own heart.
You about to start a grow?
Im thinking strips would allow you not to dilute sap… or could start with trying to increase brixSo for example, right now all 4 totes sucked over 1 gallon of water out of the nute res in 1 day. To me, that is too much for these tiny plants, and what happens is the fog just collects or drips off surfaces and collects in the bottom which is waste. I need to be able to tune all that and adjust it up throughout the grow as the plants develop. I'm learning as I go thru experimentation.
Tag me in when you do I'll follow along.Many thanks.
Soon (again), I have decided to attempt to use fogponics for my cloning project in a stealth box (hence my reason to have to control the environment), I have a mother 3x3tent ready to go up, and will be using my 5x5 setup for late veg and flowering, again using soil. I suppose I best setup a diary rather than inject into your thread.
Good idea. Just ordered some.Im thinking strips would allow you not to dilute sap… or could start with trying to increase brix
Why thank you.Very interesting read and discussions
I've been planning automation hackery for an rdwc setup when I stumbled upon this thread. Gonna wait a bit to see if I should go with aero instead. Most of the sensors and accessories will be the same anyway and really like the idea of fogponics.
What sensors are you using for atmospheric O2 measurement? Having that high o2 concentration does sound.. exhilarating?
Would using fogging nozzles (instead of misting disks) clog up too fast, or did you consider that as well?
I'm which part of the system so you cool down the mixture? Do you keep track of the mist temp as well?
Was thinking about having the nut mix in separate containers with possible recirculation of the mist that isn't taken up by the roots. Good or bad idea you'd say?
Are you planning and backup system in case of power outage or of the mist maker goes out?
BTW, welcome to the farm. Posting is more fun than lurking, dive in!Very interesting read and discussions
I've been planning automation hackery for an rdwc setup when I stumbled upon this thread. Gonna wait a bit to see if I should go with aero instead. Most of the sensors and accessories will be the same anyway and really like the idea of fogponics.
What sensors are you using for atmospheric O2 measurement? Having that high o2 concentration does sound.. exhilarating?
Would using fogging nozzles (instead of misting disks) clog up too fast, or did you consider that as well?
I'm which part of the system so you cool down the mixture? Do you keep track of the mist temp as well?
Was thinking about having the nut mix in separate containers with possible recirculation of the mist that isn't taken up by the roots. Good or bad idea you'd say?
Are you planning and backup system in case of power outage or of the mist maker goes out?
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