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    #11
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    easy user friendly beginner to hydro system

    I was wondering if I could just adjust the ph and clean it out with activated carbon that it wouldn't be bad to use it. If anyone out there has any input, I would love to hear some suggestions. My email is [email protected] for another person to exchange idea's imp:

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    #12
    Senior Member

    easy user friendly beginner to hydro system

    I highly reccommend the Emily's Garden type set up. This is what I started hydro with. It was sooo easy, and the results were incredible for this old soil boy. You really cant beat DWC for ease of operation and fantastic results. You could also easily make these for much less money. I made a few for about $35, but you could get by on even less if you use one air stone and a smaller pump.

    JT: city water will not hurt your plants as long as the chlorine is neutralized, the PH is correct and the PPM is not too high, and the tempurature is correct, and it is changed at least every two weeks or more. I don't see any reason for carbon.

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    #13
    Senior Member

    easy user friendly beginner to hydro system

    Quote Originally Posted by Opie Yutts
    I highly reccommend the Emily's Garden type set up. This is what I started hydro with. It was sooo easy, and the results were incredible for this old soil boy. You really cant beat DWC for ease of operation and fantastic results. You could also easily make these for much less money. I made a few for about $35, but you could get by on even less if you use one air stone and a smaller pump.

    JT: city water will not hurt your plants as long as the chlorine is neutralized, the PH is correct and the PPM is not too high, and the tempurature is correct, and it is changed at least every two weeks or more. I don't see any reason for carbon.
    i always just check my taps ph, and it has yet to be anything other than 6.5

    HOW LUCKY?

    oppie yutts, i have a few questions on emily's g

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    #14
    Senior Member

    easy user friendly beginner to hydro system

    Quote Originally Posted by HighTillIDie

    oppie yutts, i have a few questions on emily's g
    Well bring em on.

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    #15
    Senior Member

    easy user friendly beginner to hydro system

    Quote Originally Posted by HighTillIDie
    i always just check my taps ph, and it has yet to be anything other than 6.5

    HOW LUCKY?
    Lucky ? Why ?

    If your growing hydro, 6.5 aint what you want. Root rot and nute lockout are on your horizon. At 6.5 your pH is 10x's higher than it should be.


    b0nger

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    #16
    Senior Member

    easy user friendly beginner to hydro system

    Yes. You want 5.5, but 5.2 to 5.8 will work fine for most varieties. The PH scale is logarythmic.

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