We can keep up the good fight together!

Heheheh. Thanks! Might have to turn the tap a little.

@Just4Growers well I wouldn't say no to that mate, your a legend.

Nice to hear from you Mark. The OnePen rocks!

Thanks Raj!

Thank you sir; your MHs are waiting in the wings :)

@@Just4Growers Excited to see that!!! You're going to love those :)

Eagle eyes!

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Appreciate your support!

All hydroponic pumps I’m aware of do this.

@@Just4Growers thank you sir that is most helpful

More to come! Thanks for hanging in there!

Thanks so much for taking the time to comment. Humbling to think that my hobby grow vids have inspired such worthwhile professional activities! Wishing you all the best and thanks again for stopping by!

My pleasure!

Glad someone appreciates my civil development.

Apparently only in one ear though. Until next time …. :)

Likewise Kushcreature. More to follow.

Note to self: check audio with headphones before uploading. Duly noted. Thank you!

​@@Just4GrowersI hear both channels in my TWS

Thanks TFMB! Still pumpin’!

Appreciate your stoical support! You may be hearing more from me soon.

Sorry about that

Hmmm… maybe I’ll bring the jingle back! 😊

Has Mr tight aka east cost chameleon died? He was one of my favourite OG KZbinrs from way back

Danny, that’s a great point. Dry-back is the next topic I’m gonna cover.

Ahhhh! Thanks for pointing that out! I’ll check my Adobe Premiere thingymagigs

So happy to see your comment. Thank you man!

I genuinely appreciate your support so much.

Yes they do if they’re used at the beginning of a ventilation system. Dust gets caught in the outer fabric protector - that’s why it’s important to make sure they’re machine washable and to wash them regularly.

@@Just4Growers thanks

An ORP [Oxidation-Reduction Potential] meter measures your water’s ability to either gain or lose electrons in chemical reactions. Oxidizing: Means the water can accept electrons, which often indicates the presence of disinfectants like chlorine or ozone, used to break down contaminants. Reducing: Means the water is capable of giving up electrons, suggesting it might contain reducing agents like hydrogen sulfide or organic matter. An ORP meter gives a single number in millivolts (mV), which reflects how oxidizing or reducing the water is, helping assess the water’s cleanliness and disinfection status. Interpreting ORP Readings: Positive ORP Value (e.g., +200 mV): Indicates that the solution has a greater oxidizing ability, meaning it can accept electrons from other substances. A higher positive value generally suggests a stronger oxidizing agent, which is good for killing bacteria or disinfecting water (e.g., chlorinated water). Positive values are common in environments with disinfectants or oxidizers like chlorine, ozone, or hydrogen peroxide. Negative ORP Value (e.g., -200 mV): Indicates that the solution has a greater reducing ability, meaning it can donate electrons to other substances. A lower negative value suggests the solution contains reducing agents like organic matter, sulphur compounds, or unoxidized metals. Negative ORP values are often found in environments with decaying organic matter or polluted water. General Interpretation Guidelines: +200 to +400 mV: Water is moderately oxidizing; good for drinking water treatment. Above +600 mV: Strong oxidizing conditions, suitable for disinfection (like swimming pools). 0 to -200 mV: Mildly reducing; often found in natural water bodies. Below -400 mV: Strong reducing conditions, which could indicate the presence of contaminants or decaying matter. For hydroponic systems, the ideal ORP range for a nutrient solution typically falls between +200 to +300 mV. This range ensures that the water is slightly oxidizing, promoting a balance between nutrient availability and microbial control. Here's why this range works well: +200 to +300 mV: In this range, the solution maintains a healthy level of disinfection without being overly oxidizing, which can harm beneficial microorganisms or plant roots. It also ensures that the nutrients remain available for plant uptake. If the ORP goes too high (e.g., above +400 mV), it may indicate excessive oxidizing agents (like chlorine), which could stress or damage plants. Conversely, if the ORP falls too low (below 0 mV), it could indicate a lack of oxygen or microbial activity, which can lead to poor plant growth or the development of pathogens. Hope this helps!

@@Just4Growers thank you will read this a couple of times till it goes in but that is by far the best explanation of a orb meter. Much appreciated. 🫶🏻 So if I got this right, if you have a low reading would you either change res or add more hydrogen peroxide if you were running sterile rdwc? I want to fit a growtek dosing system and it has an orb meter. It’s going to be connected to the buckets so it can dose while it’s recirculating and be topped up by RO in the res. So I’m assuming I could put a peroxide on one of the dose pumps

Appreciate your feedback, Elliot. I try to respect your time! :)

Both are very well-reputed systems and I’ve seen plenty of successful large operations using both. A bit overkill for my hobby set-up!

Thank you so much.

Yes sir. Took a bit of a break. Getting back on top of things once the weather cools down a little!

Great to hear. Please make sure you’re subbed. More vids to come.

You’re so welcome, William! I really try to respect your time and just get right to it. Thanks for your appreciation. You know what to do. Like and subscribe! It really helps me out. Peace and happy gardening!

@@Just4Growers gotchu fam

@@williamcalhoun7841 Appreciated!

My apologies sir! I plan to make some more chill coco content soon.

Hello amigo. We should definitely have a chat about VPD soon!

@@Just4Growers Let´s go for it ;)