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All this time. Spent getting my 1st dwc tweaked in. Wich has been a failure so far. Have one last trick up my sleeve to get my water temps reeled in, outside of getting a chiller. Thought maybe this water cooler could cool it down if I pump the res slowly through the cooling chamber of it? Idk. Maybe worth a shot. Suspect it's too little cooling for the 7 - 8 gallons of solution.
I'll say one thing though I'm not going to spend any more time on this male plant! And The Roots were just...

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