DWC questions!

[SAP420]

hey sap,

maybe you're just over anticipating. i use jump start too, both for cloning as well as part of the regular feeding schedule, especially at the plant's infant stages. the kelp has gotta do the plant some good. i use a bubble cloner too, and i've noticed that some clones grow a singularly long root or 2, while the rest lag behind. once i see that extending root i transplant to a system with higher concentrations of nutes. i figure this allows the rest of the roots to catch up more speedily than they would if left in the cloner. so far so good, they usually explode in growth after this. good luck.

Thanks for the answers! I am using jump start right now in the bubble cloner and do intend to use it in my dwc buckets since a little bit goes a very long way, I should not have to worry about running out too often.

SAP420 Reviewed by SAP420 on 12-03-2008. DWC questions! I have been growing for a while now and have use the whole waterfarm setup to grow my plants. My question now is that I'm setting up a DWC system using 4 5 gallon buckets with 5" net pots and each bucket has an airstone in it and I need to know how high should the level of nutrient/water solution be? Right at the bottom of the net cups or will my plants just learn that they need to extend their roots down to get the nutes? I have 4 clones that I will be putting in them and I didn't know Rating: 5

[willonia]

Thanks for the info fellas.