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Re: EVERYONE USE H2O2 water in your humidifier or misting method. [Re: CaptainLinger]
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In general, cats make horrible cultivators. There's too much bacteria on their paws from digging in a shit box.

Since we all only grow legal edibles, there's no need for such deception.
RR


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Re: EVERYONE USE H2O2 water in your humidifier or misting method. [Re: CaptainLinger]
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No she makes sure she washes off first, and most of the time she just shits on the carpet anyway. She uses those little finger condoms instead of gloves. You should see, it's a fuckin riot!

Shit, sorry, i thought this was the "forum...dedicated to all aspects of cultivating psychoactive mushrooms", no disrespect though RR, i appreciate all the advice you give here. You're great man!!

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CaptainLinger said:
You don't need to filter your air. Holes without polyfill will be better.



So,
your saying to just have an aquarium with just a plexiglass lid, and holes cut in it. How will that keep all the humidity in if i have an air pump pushing out all the air. How would this be different from just not having a lid in the first place? I thought that the polyfill would let the air pass but not the humidity from inside or nasties from outside. Is this wrong? please correct me if so. I just want to make sure.

Edited by buggas (10/29/07 06:40 PM)

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Re: EVERYONE USE H2O2 water in your humidifier or misting method. [Re: buggas]
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Humidity is water *vapor* in the air. Polyfill will not selectively filter it out. The "nasties from the outside" are going to pass through your system no matter what; as long as it's properly vented, the mold will not colonize on your cakes.

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Re: EVERYONE USE H2O2 water in your humidifier or misting method. [Re: CaptainLinger]
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I didn't mean to say that the polyfill will selectively filter it, i just figured that with polyfill, it's harder for the comparatively larger vapor drops to escape, than for the tiny air molecules. This would "filter" out the moisture from the air. This way, CO2 is removed and replaced with new air constantly.

If i were to not use polyfill, wouldn't the humidity escape as well? I figure, there is nothing but gravity to keep it in the tank; and we all know how well gravity works on water vapor, you know with the whole lack of water vapor in the atmosphere and everything.

If i drill holes in the top of my FC, how do i keep the humidity from leaving? That is what i want to know. Why else would most fruiting chambers be enclosed?

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Re: EVERYONE USE H2O2 water in your humidifier or misting method. [Re: buggas]
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it's water vapor. A gas. Polyfill does not filter on a molecular level.

Your humidity would escape, yes, and polyfill impedes that air exchange. You need to constantly humidify fresh air, shooting for 3-4 full exchanges each hour. That's quite a bit.

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Re: EVERYONE USE H2O2 water in your humidifier or misting method. [Re: CaptainLinger]
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Update I took the h202 out of my humidifiers and the protec cleaning balls . Instantly overnight a growth of 2-6 inch's thanks RR and all.

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Re: EVERYONE USE H2O2 water in your humidifier or misting method. [Re: joshua m]
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lol, "fungicides were holding me back"

You know it would be dead if that was effective, or had anything to do with anything, right? That's how mushrooms grow, bud.

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Re: EVERYONE USE H2O2 water in your humidifier or misting method. [Re: CaptainLinger]
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Is there any way to measure how many exchanges the FC goes through per hour/day? I'm thinking putting some smoke/fog in there and seeing how long it takes to clear. Do you guys think this would provide a somewhat accurate measurement? Don't worry, there aren't any little buddies in there to be affected, this is all experimental at this point.

Good job on your grow Joshua, that sounds like a nice thing to wake up to!!

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Re: EVERYONE USE H2O2 water in your humidifier or misting method. [Re: buggas]
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You should have the output of your humidifier somewhere on the box. In Cubic metres per hour or cubic feet per hour.

Just divide the output of your humifier by volume of air in your chamber and you will get the number of full air changes every hour


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Re: EVERYONE USE H2O2 water in your humidifier or misting method. [Re: Nibin]
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Sorry captain but i have had much experience with this genre of mushies. Some of the mushies were dieing. And I know at what stage they just explode. I'm sorry but your way off. It took from pin to 3inches two weeks. And after i flushed out the entire system and got all that shit out of there just like RR has stated above. I did not get this type of growth that should have happened a week ago. It didn't kill it just like h2o2 won't kill myc but it definitely weaken's them and then they have to recover.
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Re: EVERYONE USE H2O2 water in your humidifier or misting method. [Re: joshua m]
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You have no particular way of verifying that claim. You did something that might matter, and noticed a change. Happens to me every day without any fungicide.

H202 has a completely separate mechanism of action. Fungicides kill fungus.

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Re: EVERYONE USE H2O2 water in your humidifier or misting method. [Re: Nibin]
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Nibin said:
You should have the output of your humidifier somewhere on the box. In Cubic metres per hour or cubic feet per hour.

Just divide the output of your humifier by volume of air in your chamber and you will get the number of full air changes every hour



I'm not using a humidifier. Just an air pump/stone.


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Re: EVERYONE USE H2O2 water in your humidifier or misting method. [Re: Search59]
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i have a simple yet relevant question. H2O2 is very reactive, how much remains active for disinfection when you dilute the 3% sol. in H2O? i assumed it would just react with the water to make more water….and O2.

i plan on using it in my humidifier but i’m curious as to the reaction of H2O + H2O2= ?

any responses are very much appreciated!

sappsucker

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Re: EVERYONE USE H2O2 water in your humidifier or misting method. [Re: sappsucker]
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This thread is 17 years old, peroxide doesn't react with water, it just combines and dilutes the peroxide.

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