Please help with ROOT ROT

Blunt Master Flex

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Lol okay bud.
What you're looking for is dissolved oxygen, just putting air in the water isn't gonna do the job.
You stated your friend tested his water and it was 12 lol, 12 what?
 

tree king

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Lol okay bud.
What you're looking for is dissolved oxygen, just putting air in the water isn't gonna do the job.
You stated your friend tested his water and it was 12 lol, 12 what?
i forget what the 12 was but it doesnt mater because the res that looked like a wirlpool from the airstones read 6.5. last time i checked 12 was a higher number than 6.5. im gonna try to find out from my friend

and yes constantly moving water does do the job. its much better than an airstone with tiny bubbles coming out of it. go buy a meter
 

tree king

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my friend actually just bought an even better meter thats costs $1300 and he's running the same tests as we speak just to make sure everything was correct. he's gonna get back to me with the data and il post the info. he's gonna measure the d.o in a gal of water with 10 ml of 29% h202 etc
 

tree king

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Yes, those meters are very expensive and I don't really have that much of a need for one.
However, it is a fact that at 70 degrees F water can hold no more than 9 ppm of dissolved oxygen.
http://ciese.org:8000/curriculum/waterproj/oxygen.shtml
like i said before i dont know what the 12 stood for. his old meter went up to 20 and with d.o meters theres a whole bunch of different breakdowns for the readings. im not saying it was 12 ppm. i dont know why your disagreeing though cause the water with the h202 in it had a much higher reading. i should have all the final data on everything in the next couple hours with a specific name for the type of reading it is. yeah and i wont buy a d.o meter also cause there expensive thats why im having a friend of mine do this who has one
 

Blunt Master Flex

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Okay dude.
I'm not trying to be a dick, but you say that I need to do some research and you know better than me, but you don't know what the 12 stands for?
 

tree king

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i said you need to do research cause you said h202 doesnt add oxygen to water. i could post a link proving you wrong in 5 seconds. i forgot the name of the reading but knew it at 1 point. its all good il have all the data shortly
 

Blunt Master Flex

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i said you need to do research cause you said h202 doesnt add oxygen to water. i could post a link proving you wrong in 5 seconds. i forgot the name of the reading but knew it at 1 point. its all good il have all the data shortly
You could not post a link proving me wrong in any matter of time, because I didn't say that. I said adding H2O2 doesn't change THE AMOUNT OF DISSOLVED OXYGEN THAT WATER CAN HOLD. I didn't say that adding H2O2 doesn't put oxygen into water, of course it does, as does putting an airstone in your water. But neither of those can achieve more than 9 ppm.
 

tree king

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You could not post a link proving me wrong in any matter of time, because I didn't say that. I said adding H2O2 doesn't change THE AMOUNT OF DISSOLVED OXYGEN THAT WATER CAN HOLD. I didn't say that adding H2O2 doesn't put oxygen into water, of course it does, as does putting an airstone in your water. But neither of those can achieve more than 9 ppm.
what dont you understand about a regular airstone barely does shit. its mostly about the water moving. its all good im tired of explaining it. put this in your pipe and smoke it. the data is in

5 gallon bucket with 4 gallons of water at 70.52 degrees f. Air stone is rated at 10.83 L/min of air.

No air stone and no h2o2:
65.1% saturation, 5.74 ppm, 5.74 mg/L

Air stone only (rated at 10.83 L/min):
95.8% saturation, 8.47 ppm, 8.47 mg/L

40 mL 29% h2o2 with no airstone:
103.9% saturation, 9.20 ppm, 9.20 mg/L

whatever you knew what i was trying to say but you wanted to argue. now your just playing word games
 

Blunt Master Flex

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what dont you understand about a regular airstone barely does shit. its mostly about the water moving. its all good im tired of explaining it. put this in your pipe and smoke it. the data is in

5 gallon bucket with 4 gallons of water at 70.52 degrees f. Air stone is rated at 10.83 L/min of air.

No air stone and no h2o2:
65.1% saturation, 5.74 ppm, 5.74 mg/L

Air stone only (rated at 10.83 L/min):
95.8% saturation, 8.47 ppm, 8.47 mg/L

40 mL 29% h2o2 with no airstone:
103.9% saturation, 9.20 ppm, 9.20 mg/L

whatever you knew what i was trying to say but you wanted to argue. now your just playing word games
Dude, you're too butthurt about shit. You're NEW analysis sounds to be a bit more accurate. I never argued in favor of an airstone OR H2O2, I simply said that there is no way your friends water tested at 12ppm DO. This is funny to me because you wanted to be a dick and treat me like an asshole because I don't have as many posts on a marijuana site as you do, so this must mean that I don't know much about anything! And the whole time I was correct, your friends water never did test at 12 ppm LMFAO.
 

tree king

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Dude, you're too butthurt about shit. You're NEW analysis sounds to be a bit more accurate. I never argued in favor of an airstone OR H2O2, I simply said that there is no way your friends water tested at 12ppm DO. This is funny to me because you wanted to be a dick and treat me like an asshole because I don't have as many posts on a marijuana site as you do, so this must mean that I don't know much about anything! And the whole time I was correct, your friends water never did test at 12 ppm LMFAO.
post where i said 12 ppm. i said it read 12 on a meter that went up to 20. im done talkin to you im outta here
 

Blunt Master Flex

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Hmmm even according to your friends test the airstone did seem to do a lot. Not to mention that 10ML per gallon is WAYYYYYYYY more than the recommended dose of 29%H2O2.
 

Blunt Master Flex

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post where i said 12 ppm. i said it read 12 on a meter that went up to 20. im done talkin to you im outta here
And you said you were gonna find out what the 12 was and get back to me. I was kind of interested to see what it was, but you didn't post such information. Just kept on with your "there is no way that you know more than me because you don't have a friend that owns a DO meter attitude". And posted a new analysis that your "buddy" did in his basement that shows that putting way more H2O2 than you're supposed to in water adds a lot of O2 to the water, who woulda thunk? But never did you clearify what the 12 was.
And that's exactly what happened bud, go through the posts and look for yourself
 
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