even if your ph is right in the lake or brita you are still going to have to check and adjust it due to the nutes you add to it. tap water is the best water to use if you dont have hard water. also if you are in a dwc then foxfarm should be ok but if you run pumps and hoses keep in mind foxfarm bigbloom has a bunch of sediment that can clog em. foxfarm is great in soil but i would shy away from it and use a more known brand for hydro growing like advanced nutrients(expensive) or General hydroponics
cigarettes42 Reviewed by cigarettes42 on . starting 1st hydro grow So I have decided to try hydro, here is the setup, Pc grow with 1 gallon resevoir for two plants, 4 lights two 2700, two 6700. So with this small setup what would be the best all around nutrients to run. Fox farms has a table that they recommend http://www.aghydroponics.com/v/vspfiles/assets/images/foxfarmhydrofeedchart.pdf tell me what you think if this would be a good table for a beginner, or is there an even easier all in one hydro nutrient system. BTW the height of this box will Rating: 5