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08-05-2005, 12:54 AM #1Senior Member
Reservoir temp 85: anyone tried this?
Bill, chlorine will kill the plants and stop nutrient uptake. That why when people use city water they let it sit over night to let the chlorine evaporate.
Chlorine = Bad
Water that hot will not hold enough Oxygen but you could add H²O² to help that. The room temperature is way to hot your plants will turn hermie on you at that temperature. Try a large waterfall to add more oxygen to the water and it will cool the water too by a few degrees.Zandor Reviewed by Zandor on . Reservoir temp 85: anyone tried this? Hey everyone. I want to try hydro, using a Rubbermaid 35-gallon reservoir (flat bottom). Itâ??s the hottest part of summer (100 degree plus everyday). I have a some bottles of liquids sitting on the floor of the room (nutes and pH down). To find roughly what temperature my reservoir nutes would be at, I measured the temperature of the bottle of pH Down, at the hottest part of the day. It was 86 degrees -- at least cooler than it was outside. And since the nutes flow in and out of a Rating: 5
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