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By stu914 · Posted
Different elements in the nute solution are taken up at different ph levels, I would advise setting ph at 5.6 to begin and allow it to drift up to 6.2 before resetting. If you google ph charts you'll see what I mean, won't be long before you've sussed it bud, you're getting some sound advice on here... -
By HeavySmoker · Posted
There is only one really and there shit and thats Secret Jardin Monkey Fan
I've had loads and they always fuck up after a few weeks
Best fans i have found are the 30w none oscillating one
They do the best monkey fans but there oscillating one is poor
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By elmer budd · Posted
Dunno, but I have been impressed with arctic pc case fans - they dont do large fans though I just checked. They have a seal oil filled bearing unit, but I can't seem to find this innovation on a larger fan either. Did you try a tower fan?
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