Wizards dwc adventures

[Wizard]

Looking happy , day or two and maybe another tuck

[Wizard]

Discoloured roots , and some new roots growing ,, last time I checked in on this plant at buddy’s place befor bringing it home I found it to be setting in only one inch of water so that probably didn’t help much and why I’m seeing new roots growing

[Wizard]

And some details about how I’ve been feeding , simple as always for wizards grow , no ph meters no ec readings , currently feeding advanced nutrients three part base at 1ml per litre , dual line air pump and two six inch air stones , city tap water , been topping up water level every few days and change it out every two weeks for full fresh mix

[Wizard]

Plants happy , sucking up water like no tomorrow , just topped up with ten litres just two days ago and again tonight another ten litres

[Wizard]

Still astonishing how fast it’s growing

[Josh]

Looking gorgeous! Makes me want to break out my chiller/dwc setup again

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[Wizard]

Looking gorgeous! Makes me want to break out my chiller/dwc setup again

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I haven’t been watching water temps , hasn’t been to warm this summer yet , but what would be a temp range to keep in mind , also can you recommend a decent brand chiller or any diy, thanks for checking in buddy

[Josh]

Looking gorgeous! Makes me want to break out my chiller/dwc setup again

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I haven’t been watching water temps , hasn’t been to warm this summer yet , but what would be a temp range to keep in mind , also can you recommend a decent brand chiller or any diy, thanks for checking in buddy

It's definitely more of a luxury, not necessary unless it's super hot, like you mentioned. But a few years back I used to run only hydro, and I do everything over the top so I bought a used JBJ Arctica chiller (1/10 hp) which easily kept 30 gallons of water at a constant 65 Fahrenheit.

It sounds really cold, but the roots absolutely love water temps from 65-68 Fahrenheit. Allows the water to hold more oxygen not to mention, the chance of pathogens is very low. I ran 65 degrees and used a product called UC Roots, which is basically just diluted bleach. Never any issues

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[Wizard]

Looking gorgeous! Makes me want to break out my chiller/dwc setup again

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I haven’t been watching water temps , hasn’t been to warm this summer yet , but what would be a temp range to keep in mind , also can you recommend a decent brand chiller or any diy, thanks for checking in buddy

It's definitely more of a luxury, not necessary unless it's super hot, like you mentioned. But a few years back I used to run only hydro, and I do everything over the top so I bought a used JBJ Arctica chiller (1/10 hp) which easily kept 30 gallons of water at a constant 65 Fahrenheit.

It sounds really cold, but the roots absolutely love water temps from 65-68 Fahrenheit. Allows the water to hold more oxygen not to mention, the chance of pathogens is very low. I ran 65 degrees and used a product called UC Roots, which is basically just diluted bleach. Never any issues

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Thanks buddy

[Inactive account]

They look wicked wiz well nice and healthy looking, happy growing hun