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Thread: How do you lower nitrates when phosphates are 0??

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    when you say make it stronger, what you mean

    more light, more flow, what do you mean exactly

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    Both. Rougher screen too.

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    ok, thanks

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    Also, making the light even across the screen.

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    My problem is not my ats, not really know if you remember but my ats its really strong, what happens is the mistake I made that shot my N over the 15 ppm and P to a little more than 0.02ppm

    Already have my ATS rolling one month and has not lost anything

    So the question is whether he needs more phosphate

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    I think SM May be referring to your earlier picture of your screen. There are two banks of fantastic " incredible hulk " growth. I think the aim would be having this growth all over the screen. Ie why is it in two banks of growth, and replicate this for the entire screen.

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    No need to add P. Different species of algae grow to consume different ratios of N and P.

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    OK ok I have it

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