We’ve been invited to join CAPS this afternoon for their online meeting featuring George Farmer. I was told they’re expecting lots of tough questions from the GWAPA crowd (haha!). Here’s the information (note that it’s Central Time): Topic: Q&A with Special Guest, George Farmer Time: Nov 15, 202...

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Wouldn’t the white bucket skew the PAR reading to be higher?

I used to run computer fans clipped to the side of the tank to blow across the water surface for the evaporative cooling mentioned above. And fully second getting another thermometer to check. A lot of them are pretty notorious for being incorrect, specifically those with probes. Also, 84 degrees is...

I’d send you to Dennis Wong’s site/channel. Tons of good information there, and backed by science and experience rather than hogwash and popularity to sell a product like what you’re currently using (although recently he has put out his own fertilizer, almost everything on his site pre-dates it). Yo...

Tell us how you REALLY feel, Josh.

I still love my low-iron tanks, even with scratches. The sparkling clarity rivals new acrylic any day. And at least it’s harder to scratch than acrylic

I learned the hard way how soft low-iron glass is and would love to hear if anyone has a secret also. In my travels I’ve yet to find something.

If you’re dosing an all-in-one fertilizer it’s going to be considerably more challenging, since you can’t modify the individual components. “Competition color” (as I call it) are largely achieved by limiting nitrogen. Basically it causes the plant to break chlorophyll in search of the nutrient it’s ...

Are you dosing anything other than iron? And what are the other conditions (soil, light, etc).

You're asking *us* because Cavan didn't know???