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08-21-2007, 07:46 PM #1
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?on how constant of a drip?
SOIL: 6.8
HYDRO: 5.5
A little off from those would be OK.
It may take a little experimenting to find the right water schedule. Everyones set up is different. Just remember the key: Keep the roots as dry as possible without stressing the plant. If your roots are rotting, then obviously they are too moist. I use clay pellets and water for 30 seconds every 10 minutes, but am thinking of trying every 15 minutes.Opie Yutts Reviewed by Opie Yutts on . ?on how constant of a drip? I set up a drip system and it didn't work out well.Think root rot ruined it.When removeing the hydroton it had a clearish slime down around ther area where the roots used to be.So I was wandering how constant of a drip and if any one knows what I did wrong.The ph was constantly going up so I was adjusting alot.Oh and I also used a little bit of blackstrap. Any ideals of what might of caused it? Rating: 5
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