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Thanks man. It just showed up today so they accepted the return and it says the new one should be here by the 31st.
I did and it didn't work. It ran almost continuously for a year and a half so it must've just finally had enough.
Yeah I have to return within a month.
I agree. It should be an easy enough fix. Not quite as easy as just swapping out the old one with the replacement, though, so hopefully the new one doesn't leak also.
Ha yeah.. I agree. Paid money and waited on shipping and it's faulty. Lame.
I seriously contemplated waiting til I ran some nutes through it but nah.. that'd take forever.
Whoa you weren't kidding. For a pump with the same output as the one I bought for 89 costs over 450.. not quite sure I'm willing to throw that much money at a pump.
You would only need the model 30 or 40 that are around $240~!
It actually didn't take that long. The towel under it is basically dry and I can barely feel any wetness where the leak was coming from. YOU ALL SAW IT TOO, RIGHT?!
I totally agree. I was not looking forward to swapping out pumps just to do it again next week.
Yeah I sowed directly in the gro-plugs vs. the VG and went with smaller netpots. I was hesitant on going with the 4" pots because of the Power Plant failure, but it allowed for an extra couple inches in the res. Still not sure what went wrong with my Greezy beans, though. Old stock maybe, but they were moved from the VG to the plugs. I'm just not a huge fan of that early transplant.
The other three are doing fine. They're a little lanky but they really stretched in the dome, before I moved them into the tent. The one in that pic has been in the dome. It's now the tallest one in the tent by more than an inch. The other three have hardly stretched since the move.
I actually propped her up straight this morning using one of the pebbles.
You can do this too, I just like running my lights low cause I have cheapo lights so I don't wanna burn em up by turing up the intesity lol.
Keep in mind suggestions are middle ground and genetics play a role. The red to far red ratio is what really up the stretch.
Trichs don't really give any indication on the males tendency, it's best to use males and test the offspring, or u can reverse a male into a female and get a really good idea what your working with. I've seen females with pre trichs in veg that kinda fizzled out and ones that were late bloomers turn out to be fireNo idea if this is true but I heard a breeder talking about selecting a male and saying cotyledons actually have trichs on them if you magnify them (never tried) and that he looks at those and marks all plants with trichs on the cotys then hopes one is a male when sexing plants.
So maybe you could use that as an indicator? Something to look at at least at this stage when not much else going on
She has since been removed and exiled back to the dome and was replaced with the last of the taller ones. I still have one healthy-ish seedling in the dome now but it's nearly half the height of the others. It looks good but it's squatted with smaller leaves than the rest. Either runt or a totally different pheno, so I left it out of the tent. If any others decide to give up, she'll replace them.
