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    #16
    Thank you for this post! A new ph pen is my next upgrade. It’s hard to make a decision on one without solid reviews, so well timed and much appreciated.

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      #17
      Just wondering if anyone has tested/used the AC Infinity Ph tester & if it just another "cheap" non-accurate pen or something to consider? I realize this is an old posting but was curious of the forum's opinion.
      Started with www.lush.garden grow kit (DO NOT USE!) which included:
      • 2' Dx2' W x4' H tent of unknown manufacturer
      • Humbolt auto seeds in a "Seed Sheet" with possible coco-coir in water soluble plastic film
      • pre-packaged Fox Farms trio fertilizers (8 Tbsp bottle used for 4 weeks in 20 oz water each feeding) veg/flower mixes
      • Root Pouch 5-gallon fabric pot
      • Intek 4" inline fan (model BP-100)
      • Unknown 100W LED grow light
      • Premixed Fox Farms soil (guessing but cannot confirm)
      Additional purchases
      AC Infinity Controller 69 Pro
      AC Infinity T3 humidifier
      AC Infinity CLOUDRAY S6, Gen 2

      On third grow (second successful seed) from the scammers at L.G Will keep updates going until finished with previous purchases 2 of 4 "refills".

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        #18
        I started off with a Hannah pen. It worked great until I let it dry out. Switched to Blue Labs. I have an EC pen, PH pen, and two PH controllers, one for each rez. The Hannah was good but I like the Blue Labs PH pen better just because of the features. The 30 day recal reminder is cool. Both the PH pen and controllers have that feature. I have not used test strips to measure PH.
        Gorilla Grow tents, HLG Lamps, Coco/Perlite 50/50, All Autopot, CX Horticulture nutrients full line
        Growing photo's and autos

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        • changeofpace2014
          changeofpace2014 commented
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          So I was using Hannah PH and EC meters. Both have been replaced at least once if not twice and were not talking high use. Finally I got tired of buying junk and went the Blue labs EC meter first and finally ponied up for there PH meter. Been Happy..

          I keep forgetting Blue Labs requires two reference solution to calibrate the PH meter.. Twice now I have gotten really stressed out because it would not take the 4.0 and kept showing er.. Both times I finally realized one needs to sets 7.0 first then the 4.0 reference solution will take..

          It is a big deal if you grow hydro and either meter goes wonky..unless you have a spare..

        • Smallgrow
          Smallgrow commented
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          You can even do 3 solution cal with the BlueLabs , can’t remember why you would. I think maybe if your testing very high PH, cause the third cal solution is 10 if I’m not mistaken
          Last edited by Smallgrow; 02-09-2025, 04:02 PM.

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