The Ducting Reducer is robust, versatile and easy to fit to flexible ducting. Both ends of the reducer are male and are designed to fit inside flexible ducting. These ducting reducers are manufactured locally from fabricated metal plate. Lightweight and simple to fit. Longer taper for less air flow resistance.
It’s sometimes necessary to use a reducer, for example you may have a large powerful fan but only wish to make a small hole in the wall of your building for air to travel in and out. A reducer will help you do this. Can also be used to connect mismatched diameters or to split airflow from one fan to two tents or grow areas.
Chikamasa B-500SLF Pruning Shears are professional-grade garden trimmers that provide ergonomic comfort and surgically precise cuts that will make short work of trimming and pruning. Popular among hydroponics and indoor gardeners working with high-value crops, these Japanese made shears incorporate detailed design features such as rounded blade tips and a non-stick fluorine coating over the stainless steel blades. Light-weight and razor-sharp, Chikamasa pruning scissors are an excellent choice for jobs that require precision hand pruning and trimming.
No-stick, razor-sharp stainless steel blades at a slight angle from the ergonomically designed resin handle.
Excellent for detailed pruning, refined trimming, and high-quality cutting.
Chikamasa applies a non-toxic oil upon packaging to prevent rust/sticking blades after manufacture, which can be wiped off before first use. Grape seed oil or olive oil works really well when cleaning and storing your pruning shears after use.
Pruning scissors come in handy when cultivating prized plants and are ideal for fine pruning, where regular garden pruners are just too large and clumsy. These small types of shears are also frequently used when trimming dried Cannabis. The Chikamasa pruners’ ergonomic design will reduce hand fatigue over time when trimming larger volumes and the non-stick coating will help prevent sticky blades.
Chikamasa TP-530S Light Pruners: These light pruning shears are a pleasant upgrade to economically priced fine pruners, having a soft quality feel and precise, smooth snipping stroke.
Chikamasa’s ergonomic handles and lightweight design helps reduce hand-aching that can be caused by trimming. High quality steel blades ensure clean cutting with no pulling or tearing of branches.
Key features:
High Quality Japanese Stainless Steel blades. Blades are also smoothed and rounded on the outside edges and on the tip, preventing unwanted damage to plants and leaves while using them.
Lightweight Ergonomic Grip Handle with soft absorption cushion.
Strong Stainless Steel Rivet and coil spring.
Open handles adding higher comfort levels, along with safety band.
Chikamasa TP-530S Light Prunersare made from quality materials, which means that the equipment will stay sharper for longer and is stronger and less prone to breakages like economy cutting equipment.
Chikamasa applies a non-toxic oil upon packaging to prevent rust/sticking blades after manufacture, which can be wiped off before first use. Grape seed oil or olive oil works really well when cleaning and storing your pruning shears after use.
Technical Specifications:
If you want the highest quality fruits and flowers, CANNA PK 13/14 is the right product for you. CANNA PK 13/14 is a mixture of top quality nutritional minerals that are required during flowering. It’s easy to use and can support high yields. If you add PK 13/14 at the right moment, you will get astonishing results! PK 13/14 is suitable for any growing medium.
Potassium ( K ) : 48 g/Kg, Phosphorus ( P ) : 98 g/Kg
Dosage when REALLY BOOSTING P and K during mid-flower:
1.5 ml/1L
Use for approximately one week only, around the middle of the flowering/fruiting stage.
Dosage as regular P and K supplement in conjunction with general feeding solutions:
+- 0.3 ml/1L
When used as P and K supplement with regular hydroponic nutrient ranges.
Pure elements to encourage flowering
CANNA PK 13/14 is a high grade mixture of phosphorus and potassium that is added during the flowering phase. Both elements play a big role during the generative phase of plants. Thanks to a special production process CANNA has succeeded in combining pure phosphorous and potassium in very high concentrations. This makes PK 13/14 available to the plant quickly and directly.
Phosphorous (P) is a macro nutritional element for every plant. It plays a key role in metabolism and energy transfer. In the flowering phase, extra phosphorous is needed. Phosphorous is required for proper cell formation, among other things.
Potassium (K) is also a macro nutritional element. It is found throughout the plant and is necessary for a lot of its activities. It is essential for transporting water and nutrition (sieve vessels) and it is responsible for the plant’s quality and rigidity. In addition to this, it controls countless other processes such as sugar production. Potassium ensures that the plant can produce enough sugars during flowering, which are essential for the development of the flowers.
Suitable for every medium
PK 13/14 is used with every medium and consequently it is used for cultivation in soil, in recirculating systems, when cultivating in coco and in run-to-waste systems. PK 13/14 is suitable for use when cultivating both indoors and outdoors.
NPK Ratio
When CANNA introduced PK 13/14, it used the standard European way to state the NPK ratio. This was expressing percentages of the nutrients in fertilizer as volume/volume (milliliters/ liter). Nowadays, the North American convention of using Mass/mass (milligrams/ kilograms) is the standard and mandatory way to state the NPK ratio’s. Therefore CANNA was required to state the mass percentages of the contents of PK, thus the additional numbers 0 – 10 – 11. Same fine product, just a different way of stating the percentages of the nutrients, as 0 – 10 – 11 in mass percentages is exactly the same as 0 – 13 – 14 in volume percentages.
Garden HighPro ProBox EcoPro 150 grow tent: This tent features a single front facing door that rolls up vertically to the top of the tent when opening.
Garden HighPro ProBox EcoPro 120 grow tent: This tent features a single front facing door that rolls up vertically to the top of the tent when opening.
Grow Tent 1.2m x 0.6m x 1.5m – an unbranded midrange grow tent that will not disappoint!
600D mylar fabric thickness
Multiple ducting sleeves and a cabling sleeve
16mm steel frame with steel connector pieces
Reinforced tent canvas corners
Mylar fabric drip tray
Verco covered viewing window and air vents
Side access zip-up panel/s with larger sizes
Benefits of growing in a tent…
Using a grow tent like the Grow Tent 1.2m x 0.6m x 1.5m for indoor growing offers numerous benefits, making it an ideal choice for both novice and experienced gardeners. Grow tents provide a controlled environment, allowing growers to manage light, temperature, humidity, and airflow effectively, which are crucial for plant health and growth. They come equipped with reflective interiors that maximize light efficiency, ensuring plants receive adequate illumination from grow lights. This setup promotes faster growth and higher yields. Grow tents also help contain and control odors, pests, and diseases, reducing the risk of infestations and contamination. Additionally, their enclosed nature minimizes the impact of external factors such as seasonal changes, making it possible to grow plants year-round. With easy assembly and portability, grow tents offer a convenient and efficient solution for optimizing indoor gardening.
What is the “D” in material thickness…
The Denier(“deh-neer”) measurement originates from the French word “denier,” which was a medieval French coin. The term was adopted into the textile industry in the 19th century to describe the fineness of silk fibers. In this context, denier became a unit of measurement for the linear mass density of fibers, defined as the mass in grams per 9,000 meters of the fiber. This measurement was crucial for the silk industry, as it helped standardize and compare the thickness and strength of different silk threads. Over time, the use of denier expanded to other synthetic fibers, such as nylon and polyester, becoming a widely recognized standard for fabric thickness in the textile industry.
A higher denier number indicates a thicker, more durable, and heavier fabric, while a lower denier number indicates a finer, lighter, and less durable fabric.
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