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How do I find tagged stuff? I don't see it in alerts.Im watching... U see that thread on cc and clear grow? I tag u in it so u can read it.
How do I find tagged stuff? I don't see it in alerts.Im watching... U see that thread on cc and clear grow? I tag u in it so u can read it.
I just resent it, but it should come up in Alerts.How do I find tagged stuff? I don't see it in alerts.
So are you running that pool shock right now?For those keeping track 1 tbsp of powder was 15.7g so a tsp is 5.2333g
I put some pool shock in my UC and the next thing I know it was Hurricane Irma.So are you running that pool shock right now?
that was too funny!I put some pool shock in my UC and the next thing I know it was Hurricane Irma.
I put some pool shock in my UC and the next thing I know it was Hurricane Irma.
Right right..Hopefully your ok then! That's crazy, are the ladies ok?
I know this is very old, but just wanted to say that sediment that collects in a hypochlorite solution is a calcium deposit. sometimes it will turn a brownish color after a few days. Won't hurt the plants any, but just a good tid bit to know.Yesterday, I made up my first batch of calcium hypochlorite solution for use in reservoirs that feed Tropf Blumat drippers. Using one gram of 47.6% HTC brand and 80ml distilled water gives me twice the concentration of the 24g per gallon recipe.
My problem is, the calcium hypochlorite does not dissolve completely in the 115ml brown glass vanilla bottle I use for dispensing. Stuff still settles out after vigorous shaking--have I reached the limit of solubility?
No. 21g / 100ml h2o at 25 C. Try warm your solution a little.
here is something helpful that i found.I know this is very old, but just wanted to say that sediment that collects in a hypochlorite solution is a calcium deposit. sometimes it will turn a brownish color after a few days. Won't hurt the plants any, but just a good tid bit to know.
Once more from the dead...
Does this stuff dissipate when pre-mixed to a concentrate per 5th post? I wonder cause you need to reapply
Now, do you use this alone, you don't mix with any other bacteria stuff?
Just wanted to mention the degradation rates I read about only today. Household bleach decomposes rapidly, both concentrate and in solution. The calcium hypochlorite in pool shock has a really long half life, in solution alone with unagitated RO water it has a shelf life of 24mos.thought i would still be able to edit my previous post but i guess not, figured id throw this link up since its kind of relevant.. thanks for showing it to me @EventHorizan
Bleach is just a weaker version of pool shock I guess (per google search..)
https://www.thcfarmer.com/community/threads/ucroots-come-on-guys-really.62481/