Oregonism
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Chop chop Im jeaulous. As far as revegging we used to leave a few of the smallest branches w/leaves on them, so you have a few nodes. On here you will find people going 3-4 weeks on 24 light until they start seeing vegetation pop. We used to go 5 weeks or more, because we would go 18 on. I gave up the practice for mothers, but it has its advantages, it's a bad-ass technique but common to annuals more than cannabis itself.Plan on revegging it but I've never done it before so I need to read up a bit on what other people have been doing.
Thanks! There needed to be a post to share info, thats all I was thinking. ScrubNinja, did a great thread in the past, but I had more questions Hopefully you will have a breakthrough.Those fans have great static pressure. I like that you are keeping that thread updated with great info. For sure and its the best way but hard in small setups obviously.
I think the flaw with my flat filter design is that the fan is only pulling directly under it so it used that carbon up pretty quick because the pressure isnt equal across the entire filter.
I think Blynx's scrubber works because of how his fan is. The intake opening is as big as his entire filter. if i applied that same concept to my fan i should only have a 3 inch cylinder of carbon.
I have some more thoughts but you will just have to check out my thread [which I still need to make], I made up a ton of designs, I have a few ideas that are intermixed of everybody's so far, you, quinoa, micro2, tremolo, [sorry if I forgot anybody else]
I have run ONA before, but only in bigger grows, with good results. Tremolo made a point about cylinders: as there is more surface area on a cylinder than a flat scrubber. I think you will get it figured out quick enough yo!For a scrubber less design for a blower i have been thinking about using a small container..for instance i have this small tin container that my watch came in...cut a hole the exact size of the blower exhaust for the tin to fit around and then put a small amount of ONA in it and poke holes on the top of the tin. I check my plants at least once daily making it a part of my routine to check the ONA may not be that big of a deal. takes 1 second to plop some down and mix it up. That way no resistance from the scrubber with a small blower fan still keeps me optimal - and better than where i was with the scrubber. Tex runs an ONA filter box and he never seems to have a problem with his smells. Something to consider...