Royal AK Indoor DWC

@Psilocubensis, It also occurred to me to increase the size of the container little by little. If you do, make sure to use a rather large hydroponics pot, otherwise it will be hard to get the root ball through the hole when you want to move it to a larger container. For example, in my case the pots were 7.5 cm in diameter and the root ball would not have come out of the hole since week 3. Surely i will do what you say in future grows but using 14.5cm hydroponic pots. Even so I worry that it is not enough, but I do not have the possibility to buy them bigger.

@027Hempsei, to save nuts I do believe you can upgrade the rez as the root grows, maybe start on 1 gal, then go to 4/5 gal, which is easy to find a bucket of this size, then you change to the final rez. You might only need the 55L when it's already very big. I like the idea of modular processes, that you can adapt and keep a high efficiency. And it was you! I like to spread the word of Peltier! It's easy and cheap to lower some degrees.

@Psilocubensis, @Psilocubensis, Yes, quite a lot of nutrients are spent. A couple of Advanced Hydroponics cans have died during this crop;) I can not think of a way to save nutrients by keeping the size of the tank intact. That's why I told you to keep in mind that you will need a fairly long period of growth to take advantage of the tank as it deserves, otherwise you will be "wasting" nutrients that you will not take advantage of. The only way I see to make profitable the cost of nutrients is to obtain larger plants that produce in accordance with the nutrients used to fill the tank. You will be spending a lot, but also producing a lot, which does not matter to me as long as it maintains good efficiency. I have not achieved this in this crop because of the time cuts I told you. I think the plants have been too small for these containers and that I have actually spent more nutrients than necessary. But having this information I am sure that the next crop will be much more efficient. As for the temperature of the water, I fortunately grow in a garage that has a very cold floor and also maintains fairly stable temperatures. My containers are in contact with the ground, I do not have a cultivation tray, so only with the cold that is detached from the ground is enough to keep the tank at 17-20ºC even though the temperatures in the tent are much higher. In winter I have to put some water heater to help me climb some degrees (they are not very expensive), but at this time I do not do anything, By magic, the temperature of the tank is about 10ºC lower than the outside temperature. I saw your comment about the peltier in the diary of my Kali AK and it seems to me quite a good idea for those who need to cool the tank some degrees. For my part I only have problems in winter and what I need is to upload them, which is easy. Sorry for the tirades I'm not very good explaining. You already have the photos available. I may have been very optimistic with the 60/70% that i've said before. Let's leave it at 50/60% (keep in mind that a ball is made when removing them from the water, but in the tank they float, expanding and occupying all the available surface) PD: The water level is so low in the photos because I have not watered for a long time. At the beginning of the root washing I changed the tank so that it only had water and Final Solution and since then I have not watered anything, I have left it to drink from the tank to its pace.

@Puffer_Bill, Ty bro, this is the prettiest in the tent 😁