Aqua Man
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They can do very well in a wide range of ph... what they don't like is large fluctuations. Plants like stability... looking back at some pics... you need to make sure no light leaks into the water. Seeing some net pots that look like they may have some of the slots exposed to light... I would tip those up to make sure that's not happening.I was looking at hydrogarud the other day... I think I will go that route. Which means a live system. I'm doing a water change tomorrow, it will be the first one so all of this info is great I really appreciate it. That ppm is roughly where its sitting now but I dont think I was using enough ph down out of fear of shocking them. How easy is it to shock them with to quickly ph fluctuation. So to clarify 135ml grow nutrients+ test result amount from gal pitcher x 45 gal for total ml of ph up + how much cal/mag? Then at the end after putting into the system then ph everything down to 5.6?
Now after you get the new res with stable ph and add the hydro guard you gonna wanna take a cup of water each week and pour it over the top... can be more. The reason is to ensure that the hydrogaurd is coming into contact with all of the roots and to rinse and salt buildup out of the hydroton.