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Thanks again. I have 17.5% stuff and got some on my hands. That bleached them for a while! I run it once a week (on tank change out day)with rain water to just keep things clean. I believe this is especially important due to my higher than recommended tank temperatures and stray plant material...

Cheer Potawie. I only use it once a week as a cleaner. What are the cons by the way? Chris

Cheers guys. They were most likely advising me not to as pot is an expensive plant and I don't bother telling them what I grow. Although its safe to use, its probably not the norm for paranoid potheads to use any products that didn't come from the grow shop. Chris

I have found somebody selling H202 on ebay and its 35% and half the price of the hydro shop. Hydro shop stuff is 17.5%. So it works out 1/4 of the price due to being double strength and half the cost. Now I sent him a message for him to confirm that it is food grade and contains no stabilisers...

The infinity Chris

Noticed some pod differences... Sorry for the poor pictures: NFT: Plant in drip irrigation:

Germinator worked really well in my opinion. Chris

Have pods on the big scorpion in the nft. In the drip system there are pods on the Infinity and Scorpion yellow. Nothing from the PDN yet. Chris

Cheers for the comments. Toasty - Still using 3 a day. Not sure what is best. They are in 3" rockwool and then in LECA (expanded clay). I don't want to drown them but equally want to give them enough of the good stuff... Chris

Hi SS. Its a Pimenta De Neyde. Needs pinching out soon - I'm just seeing if it will hit the roof! :lol: Chris Edit: PDN is 44" now!

Fair enough. Be sure to post up some pictures and let us know how well it works. Chris

Have you thought about creating a manifold using hose or 1/2" irrigation tubing. Then tap off next to each plant using 1/4" barb then 1/4" line to a 'T' piece. Then use 1/4" soaker hose around in the loop? Chris

Looking lovely and dense MWM. You know the drill by now - one on the right

Not the large longer leaves on the left and smaller more pronounced tear drop shaped on the right?

I find leaf shape within Chinenses can be different too. From plump tear drops to even more elongated. From lots of small leaves to less large. My Cardi Yellow on the right vs a 7 pot yellow on the left.

Search online for an 'LED array calculator'. Punch in your figures and it works it out for you. Chris