If you slow your effluent down, it will circulate through your reactor allowing it to melt more media making it more potent. Or you can speed up your bubble count or raise the pressure on your co2 valve.
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That drip rate look pretty slow.
Correct. Just leave it there and see what it does to your ph.
Correct. Just leave it there and see what it does to your ph.
You also have to take into consideration if/how your ph probe was calibrated. Just because mine is set at 7.0, yours may be different. Also the melting point of whatever media you are using. May need more or less ph range to start melting it.
You also have to take into consideration if/how your ph probe was calibrated. Just because mine is set at 7.0, yours may be different. Also the melting point of whatever media you are using. May need more or less ph range to start melting it.
i thought was to keep the effluent constant and change the bubble count and the ph level ?