If your crusty soil is from your hard tap water, then flushing the plant with hard tap water should leave you with the same result. Is the crust a build-up of MegaCrop?
Virgin Ground And The Little Star Asterion
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I think it's from the undissolved cal-mag particulate in the MC.
Because of your hard water? I have nothing undissolved in mine even when stored at 50º.
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I may not let it sit long enough.
Ok. Well, I will think about flushing and I'm going to let my nutes sit overnight from now on.
Gonna get some Zzzzzzs. Thank you and good night.
Sit? I just mix and pour. Standing actually.
Gnight!
Gnight!
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Son of a biznatch!!
I woke up to a closet pouring out vapor.
My circulation fan died.
Super. Just what I need.
I did need new ones but I was hoping that it would have lasted just a few more days.
Guess I need to get to the home improvement store.
I'm slightly concerned. Greenleaf is sold out of MC in everything but 22 lb bags.
I'm getting low. I do have some 2 yr old Fox Farms trio I could use in a pinch.
Ammy has a lot more pink to her pistils. Getting some calcium def spots on the uppers of the big girls. I did just raise the light and turn the power down a little bit.
After this closet is finished I am going to replace my giant 6" extraction fan with another 4" Cloudline in the flower tent.
I will be able to move the light up another 6" or so. This would come in handy for situations such as this.
Hope y'all are having a good morning and are trying to stay positive.
Remember that stress tanks your immune system.
I woke up to a closet pouring out vapor.
My circulation fan died.
Super. Just what I need.
I did need new ones but I was hoping that it would have lasted just a few more days.
Guess I need to get to the home improvement store.
I'm slightly concerned. Greenleaf is sold out of MC in everything but 22 lb bags.
I'm getting low. I do have some 2 yr old Fox Farms trio I could use in a pinch.
Ammy has a lot more pink to her pistils. Getting some calcium def spots on the uppers of the big girls. I did just raise the light and turn the power down a little bit.
After this closet is finished I am going to replace my giant 6" extraction fan with another 4" Cloudline in the flower tent.
I will be able to move the light up another 6" or so. This would come in handy for situations such as this.
Hope y'all are having a good morning and are trying to stay positive.
Remember that stress tanks your immune system.
Bummer about the fanSon of a biznatch!!
I woke up to a closet pouring out vapor.
My circulation fan died.
Super. Just what I need.
I did need new ones but I was hoping that it would have lasted just a few more days.
Guess I need to get to the home improvement store.
I'm slightly concerned. Greenleaf is sold out of MC in everything but 22 lb bags.
I'm getting low. I do have some 2 yr old Fox Farms trio I could use in a pinch.
Ammy has a lot more pink to her pistils. Getting some calcium def spots on the uppers of the big girls. I did just raise the light and turn the power down a little bit.
After this closet is finished I am going to replace my giant 6" extraction fan with another 4" Cloudline in the flower tent.
I will be able to move the light up another 6" or so. This would come in handy for situations such as this.
Hope y'all are having a good morning and are trying to stay positive.
Remember that stress tanks your immune system.
I'm sure you'll get er fixed up in no-time.
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It isn't seized up so maybe some 5w30 will get her humming until the weekend.Bummer about the fan
I'm sure you'll get er fixed up in no-time.
The bearings are shot. These small Honeywells are garbage.
I bought them to support the Minnesota economy. Pffft.
Old Dutch and Land O' Lakes can still have my cash. Not these thieves though.
I found some 9" fans with heavy duty bearings that are actually a bit cheaper.
Going to try one out before I commit to buying 4 or 5 of the them.
Good luck shopping for the fans!
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I found these. They are made by a company that makes industrial fans for warehouses, farms etc.
View media item 1760450They are $17 and have a 3 year warranty. The Honeywell had a 30 or 60 day warranty. I can't recall which but it was short.
That's a good price for a good looking tool like that.
Heavenly Hybrid
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Looks solid. I just had a big Lasko fan crap out on me. So lame. It had a one year warranty and made it 1 1/2.
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With as many fans as I've been through. I would pay $17 just for the 3 year warranty.
I have had quite a few Laskos. The box fans last longer then the other types I've used, like their pedestal fans. They are hit and miss from my experience.Looks solid. I just had a big Lasko fan crap out on me. So lame. It had a one year warranty and made it 1 1/2.
The damn things are made to be disposable. They you have to buy more.
After replacing about 10 of the $2 usb fans that I was originally using, I decided
to spend the "big bucks" ($11 each) on some 3 speed computer axial (box) fans, that are allegedly good for 65,000 hours (ball bearings)- the cheapies were good for around 4300 hours (6 months @24/7).
The 3 speed feature is nice, because I can control the temps in the box by adjusting the intake and exhaust speeds...
The only drawback is that they only move about 2/3 as much air as the originals, so I use 2 circulator fans instead of just one-
They also don't make any noise,which is a nice bonus.
Might be something to think about for circulation in your closet....or not- just my 2 cents
to spend the "big bucks" ($11 each) on some 3 speed computer axial (box) fans, that are allegedly good for 65,000 hours (ball bearings)- the cheapies were good for around 4300 hours (6 months @24/7).
The 3 speed feature is nice, because I can control the temps in the box by adjusting the intake and exhaust speeds...
The only drawback is that they only move about 2/3 as much air as the originals, so I use 2 circulator fans instead of just one-
They also don't make any noise,which is a nice bonus.
Might be something to think about for circulation in your closet....or not- just my 2 cents
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Temporarily fixed my fan. The bearings are shot. It can be in one position or it makes funky sounds.
She isn't gonna last long.
She just needs to last a few more days.
Fingers crossed.
She isn't gonna last long.
She just needs to last a few more days.
Fingers crossed.
Good luck with that fan, fingers crossed!
LoL
I just had a fan go out today as well
$60 later... new fan enroute.
I think I'm gonna have to move everything to flower, or out to the shed. That room already runs warmer, the fan that crapped out is a 4" inline that pulls a/c from the flower room. LoL
Oh well... bumps in the road. Thankfully I was prepared... this time. LoL
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Seriously??LoL
I just had a fan go out today as well
$60 later... new fan enroute.
I think I'm gonna have to move everything to flower, or out to the shed. That room already runs warmer, the fan that crapped out is a 4" inline that pulls a/c from the flower room. LoL
Oh well... bumps in the road. Thankfully I was prepared... this time. LoL
Damn. It's been a rough day.
I broke a coffee cup and my favorite sunglasses too. I'm a super klutz.
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I like that early Purple
