It has outperformed my other models according to vertical growth before and after. The first picture is the same day as transplant, yes you heard me. I don't shock or stun my clones, even though that came out of a 2 gallon container. Instead I chose another method which I will get into later on in the DIY on the "SUCKIT BUCKET" later. Whats important now is getting this info out there.

I have several prototype bucket systems running right now, however because of my initial signs of promise with sheer inches, and that it was initially smaller than the 2 plants that were later placed next to it, I used this particular system.

I used this data as a benchmark for my overall argument in using active-hydroponics as opposed to passive-hydroponics as a regular growing method for myself and another patient. I originally proposed Aquaponics for selfish reasons, but that idea was comprised for a chemical approach. I still haven't even scratched the surface of regular chemical hydroponics.

Ok here we go baby. Before and after for 17 DAYS OF VEGETATIVE GROWTH.