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    DWC neewb

    Hello fellow growers,
    Ok I have been growing For about 5 years, and in the last year have gotten serious about it. I have been sucessfull with the use of a soiless mix in 5 gal buckets useing flora Netrients, n koolbloom. I recently started doing some research into Deep Water Culture. I am a hands on learner so I have Blacked out a 5gal. bucket and put a net pot in the lid and am currentlygrowing a small NL clone in it. I have noticed rapid growth in the last week and although am impressed with the new growth .. it's very yellow and take a couple days to green up... Is this normal? I'm New so any helpfull advice from somone with experience in DWC would be apreciated. I use the same flora neutrients grow/micro/bloom... and intend to flower useing Koolbloom.
    OutaBud Reviewed by OutaBud on . DWC neewb Hello fellow growers, Ok I have been growing For about 5 years, and in the last year have gotten serious about it. I have been sucessfull with the use of a soiless mix in 5 gal buckets useing flora Netrients, n koolbloom. I recently started doing some research into Deep Water Culture. I am a hands on learner so I have Blacked out a 5gal. bucket and put a net pot in the lid and am currentlygrowing a small NL clone in it. I have noticed rapid growth in the last week and although am impressed Rating: 5

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    Junior Member

    DWC neewb

    I dont have a PPM meter but keep my ph between 5 and 6. I plan on putting in a full DWC flower box ifthis proves frugal.

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    #3
    Senior Member

    DWC neewb

    Whats up...

    First, a PPM meter is very important. The yellowing then back to green sounds like the plant is running out of nutes then greens when you finally give it more. With a PPM meter you can keep it dialed in on the healthy amount. If you had pics it would be easier to identify if there is a problem.

    A PH pen also helps to keep the ideal PH of 5.6 - 6.0 if I remember correctly. From my experience hydro is much more critical for the ideal range of PH compared to soil so keeping it at around 5.8 is best.

    Hope I could help! :stoned:
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    DISCLAIMER: everything I post and say are lies. I am simply roleplaying. All photos were found on the internet and/or fake!! I do not grow or use anything illegal.

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    #4
    Senior Member

    DWC neewb

    aye PH is critical in Hydro. What kind of light you got it under? how old is clone? how long has clone been showing roots? and yup pics would help :thumbsup:

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    #5
    Junior Member

    DWC neewb

    The clone is 5 weeks now its been showing roots outside the net pot for 2 weeks.

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    #6
    Junior Member

    DWC neewb

    Both are on the top of my list for the hydro store now.. ty and pics will be posted within acouple days :thumbsup:

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    #7
    Senior Member

    DWC neewb

    ok 2 more things...... what size light and distance from plant? what is your mixture ratio for nutes?

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    #8
    Junior Member

    DWC neewb

    I have it about 6 inches from a CFL fixture with 4ea 100w full spec bulbs... its getting bushy now. nuets, I am useing Flora Grow 3tsp per gal... flora bloom 1tsp. per gal... an flora mico 2 tsp. per gal. and nothing else so far. I shoul mention that for the next month i'll be on a limited budget so I am doing the best with what I got.i have about 4 gallons of water in the 5 gallon bucket. wate temp says in the low 60's

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    Senior Member

    DWC neewb

    cool your using GH 3-part ( I use same ) and if I'm not mistaking your following mix off bottle which will work fine either that or it is the Lucas mix ( cant remember I dont use either lol ) from what your saying it seems like things are starting good for ya. I can understand the cash flow restriction so next time your at walmart or such pick up the biggest bottle of H2O2 (hydrogen peroxide) just in case roots start turning a lil brown. Been doing alot of reading on root rot and seems no matter what you do there is a good chance of having some level of it when doing DWC but is controlable.

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    #10
    Junior Member

    DWC neewb

    Its good to get some practical feedback from somone with more experience... it goes into flower in about tw weeks and if this works hre are some pics.

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