View Full Version : New to hydro here it is
MeanGreenEye420
02-25-2006, 06:19 PM
This is my set up im using a flood system and it floods 3 times a day the nutes in the water are a 10-15-10 hydro ponic nute about 1/4 dose with a cfl light on them now take a look at the setup and tell me if it will work.
MeanGreenEye420
02-25-2006, 06:21 PM
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MeanGreenEye420
02-25-2006, 06:25 PM
Any input
turtle420
02-25-2006, 07:57 PM
Looks good! :)
The White Snoop
02-25-2006, 09:14 PM
Nice looking start!..post some specifics on the grow.
Easy Roller
02-26-2006, 12:39 AM
Any input
What wattage light ...is it a 1 planter....
Looks like a home made job..nice idea ..two buckets [res' and tray]......you could fill the top tray bucket with medium [gravel or clay balls]...
I see you've used a smaller removable pot to house the plant...nice idea..coz you can remove the plant but maybe the plant would benefit more from the maximum space the bucket itself has to offer.
MaryjaneMenehune
02-27-2006, 12:27 AM
What wattage light ...is it a 1 planter....
Looks like a home made job..nice idea ..two buckets [res' and tray]......you could fill the top tray bucket with medium [gravel or clay balls]...
I see you've used a smaller removable pot to house the plant...nice idea..coz you can remove the plant but maybe the plant would benefit more from the maximum space the bucket itself has to offer.
I was thinking the same thing, it looks as though the roots will become all tangled and bunched...something you might want to avoid. In addition to a few of the questions asked, what kind of strain is it?
MeanGreenEye420
02-28-2006, 03:25 AM
Well its 2 buckets and i have added 2 air stones in the bottom im using super thrive a shot of shults hydroponics and some foxfarm and boy let me lett you THERE GOING TO TOWN just added 2 new lights so i got about 325w CFL total on them right now. and these here are some pics of them as they are now wanna know any more about the setup just shoot me a line I use PERLITE :)
What do you mean about you use perlite. Around the tops are stones. Or am I seeing something wrong? Doesn't your perlite float with ebb and flow?
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