shroboo said:

Bisporus staying like this for about two weeks now. Unmodified tub. No knots yet. Should I be more patient or recase? I thought of recasing with grass seeds as treefrog decribed some posts ago.

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arlo.arlo said:

First chlorocystis attempt

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Those are sexy!  Nice work arlo

Gilmour Hendrix said:

Experimenting is fun! Maybe I can help improve the unmodded version over time. We will see. It would be cool to find a more budget friendly "Dreamer-esque" tub for masses. Not a direct replacement, but something nearly as good for a fraction of the cost.

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Gilmour Hendrix said:

What is the "TT" in "TTBVI"?

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Marketing Gordo added (no shade).  It's the name of the collector who lives down in the British Virgin Islands who sent VL the original BVI print.

I'm currently working on back crossing the domestic line with a wild print from the same collector.



So far so good.  But that's the f0, we will see how they do further down the line.

tree frog said:

Marketing Gordo added (no shade).  It's the name of the collector who lives down in the British Virgin Islands who sent VL the original BVI print.

I'm currently working on back crossing the domestic line with a wild print from the same collector.



So far so good.  But that's the f0, we will see how they do further down the line.

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flapping_bird said:

i’ve got several versions of these to play with for homebuilt humidifiers and they work pretty nicely overall, plus it adds a super weird disco look to the tub - kinda like a shroom rave: https://a.co/d/bfpYSfp

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strawboy said:

Those are neat. How are you implementing them? I haven't done a tub grow in a little bit. I've been using steam to humidify my tent instead of ultrasonics. It works well but takes some getting used to.

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I don't have any in current active use at present, but I’ve used them in a couple of grow project prototype builds. They can be a bit splashy if they are at too shallow of a depth or without a splash guard of some sort. Some available versions come with float rings and splash guards and those are def handy.

I started out using a 5-gallon cat litter bucket with a lid in place, 3/4 filled with water, with a computer fan pushing air into the bucket and out via a silicone hose to a tote…decided that was overkill for what I needed.

It is sufficient to float them in a few inches of water or just rest them on the bottom of a container on one side of a tub so that the ultrasonic disc (that generates the mist) is submerged about 1/2cm or so. For homemade floats that keep the disc at the right depth, I just cut some closed cell foam packing material to make the float & siliconed that in place on a section of water bottle and then suspended the ultrasonic device within that to keep it at the right depth as it floats…macguyver kind of shit, as I  contrived my contraption! Produces a good amount of mist!

I don’t use them any longer as I’ve pretty well decided for myself that wet puppy pee pads / absorbent trainer pads, or even just an inch of free water, in the bottom of a tub with trays set into the water does just as well as any active system I’ve tried so far for very easily maintaining 94%+ high relative humidity levels within a closed tent or tub.

Of course, I’m also not churning out any eye-popping grow results with my setup like Fahtster is doing with his JCM setup, or Kloakk with his new-fangled star trek grow chamber, so there is that to consider!

Something for me to work towards.