Water Quality Check

Its 10:30 pm and ive just done the first water quality check for this system... Im expecting everything to be fine as my setup already has a lot of bacteria from the previous setup...

src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjcPgFZcFO3OW0vamM4NvB5LVM49RQ80hozy10M7Yga4Gq46SHQsSXZonyzdTUnHDgV8QoBlYejQqd4qmCLQMuGDRm0krSZRTLccWYaPaVe-zjmnJpKLxZp9b8LH5oMbUCSfU73eDCvYiI0/s320/IMG_0587.JPG" width="320">pH, Ammonia, Nitrate Test... I left Nitrite out...I used a wide range pH tester. That greenish color indicates a pH of around 7.0. Ammonia test shows a good yellow color. Nitrate is nearing the 50mg/l red tea color zone- probably around 40mg/l...

Will be posting another update on my plants soon...

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