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I edited my last post can you look fastI ran the pump and air all night with nutes then ph next day slowly over time
I would add ph down directly to the res a little at a time and wait 20-30 min between additions. See how much it's dropping each time and adjust. After this you can ph your water at say 5 and add to the res and over time you will get the feel.Iv ph it fast and now slow it stays where i leave it for hours then I put plants in and starts to rise, I even rinse the roots before putting them back in since they have a bubbly foam mess on them, still no ideal what’s causing that. My air pump is a blue diamond ET40 the air stones are the cheap 3$ ones that are about 2-3 inch long and the rez has a wired rubber thing that has micro pours and blows up and let’s air out, it’s setting at 7ph and not trying to keep ph down it it’s killing my doing that
Try moving the probe to an area with less water movement. Do this before anything elseThe bluelabs monitor prob is new and below the air disk
Ph is rising... Could be equipment, difference in carbonic acid when added, air pump placement, something adding a buffer, overall lack of buffer so seeing big swings after phing with the small change in carbonic acid. Just have to eliminate them 1 by 1.oh man, this brings back hydro nightmares lol. did you check your ec/ppm's before and after you put plants in rdwc? if ec/ppm's drop fast after you put them in, it would point to them being hungry and eating all the food leaving alkaline water?
it looks like you checked the obvious so far, no root issues or aeration issues. like i said above, hydro nightmares lol
Water line should be at least 2" below the bottom of the net pot at this stage. Water should not be in contact with the hydrotonSee all this bubble junk? Wtf is going on I only ran air for short time then seen this I left air off allday or it gets worse
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