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I believe they are 35 gallon containers

 

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Now that's a real system.

 

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where was this at? they look nice only concern i can see from this pic is roots clogging the pvc because the buckets seem to be very short...

 

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mittenmedgrow said:

Now that's a real system.

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I like those containers for sure ~ :)
"ohhh ahhhh"

 

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::masturbates::

 

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babyhughie586 said:

where was this at? they look nice only concern i can see from this pic is roots clogging the pvc because the buckets seem to be very short...

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the vegas expo I believe

 

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yeah CC doesn't have this on their site yet. I wonder how hot the air coming out of the pumps is Medi?

 

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Is there a theory on the shorter wider style?

 

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I would assume to keep height at a minimum. Also in my experience wider is better for root development.

 

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The heat added by the air pump can be counteracted by using a Ice Cap from Hydro Innovations. Ive heard as much as 2-3 degrees increase to nute temp just from the air pump. switching from a diaphram pump to a linear pump helps with the heat as well.

Lower and wider containers are best for indoor grows. The wider the roots, the wider the plant.

 

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CelticEBE said:

yeah CC doesn't have this on their site yet. I wonder how hot the air coming out of the pumps is Medi?

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:)

 

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has anyone finished out ah UC cycle and got dank? seems they always start good and then all kinda stuff goes wrong, i havent seen many harvest of funk pics from UC threads.

 

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deacon1503 said:

The heat added by the air pump can be counteracted by using a Ice Cap from Hydro Innovations. Ive heard as much as 2-3 degrees increase to nute temp just from the air pump. switching from a diaphram pump to a linear pump helps with the heat as well.

Lower and wider containers are best for indoor grows. The wider the roots, the wider the plant.

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YOU SHOULD BE RUNNING A CHILLER ON THESE SYSTEMS ANYWAY :)


Sorry for the caps :P

 

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... those look similar to the homedepot/mpb containers ... that's a massive amount of water gonna be going in those ...

 

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ibTheMan said:

has anyone finished out ah UC cycle and got dank? seems they always start good and then all kinda stuff goes wrong, i havent seen many harvest of funk pics from UC threads.

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Then you lookin in the wrong places dude

 

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Lost said:

YOU SHOULD BE RUNNING A CHILLER ON THESE SYSTEMS ANYWAY :)


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Yes this I know. My reply was just regarding the additional heat from the pumps. Diminish the temp of the injected air and that chiller wont have to work as much. My ap-100 gets hot!

 

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Wow .. kewl
lower top height gives ya more vertical growth, especially with lower ceiling applications

 

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like!

 

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Me too.

 

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I woke up at 4am with a cold sweat consuming my body, eye-socket-boogers blurring vision and a lack of blood flow as it went from my peanut brain to the poster boy of a "little man" down yonder.

Stomach rumbles, right, it appears the barbarians are at the gate. Like any other time I go into battle upon the porcelain throne the trusty iPhone is second in command.

Open up the browser, bookmarks>THCFarmer - Under Current, load and see NEWBOLDTEXTYAY. Here I am physically speechless, managing to divert my ice cold body's shivers through my darting fingers and relying on auto-spell-correct to convey the simple message:

Daniel, I pooped.

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Do want! Looks like 9kw+ for a 4-site. Trees much?