<span class="link_user">@Schafe1001</span>, it often does outperform mylar on reflecting, they insulate vastly differently though or else more folks would be used to it
something to keep your ph better would be adding something to reflect all the light coming into contact with your solution, prolly keep your hydroton in better shape for a few more runs too. likely a case where mylar's directionality would outperform the styrofoams overall brightness as far as getting some of that energy back up to foliage
im not a hater. you should seriously just look into a Terraform from ACI. the one duct function, essentially letting you run co2 in a tent without exhausting it immediately, also can run off VPD, which is where i imagine youd end up once pushing co2. would also integrate nicely into ACI ecosystem for co2. not that i care, but would help with any smells too since you said your nose is a bit muted these days
happy to have you back growing. 32 years is a lifetime for many
<span class="link_user">@Ivy_Vivosun</span>, Sounds rigorous. :ok_hand: Mmmm boundary value cases and real-world variability make a lot of sense. When I was referring to available models, I mean more of academic machine learning models specifically for image classification that are open-source. I would also be hesitant to grab a vendor model off the shelf in the current environment as well. Will Vivosun be keeping the community updated on this AI GrowCam?