The Multi-Site DWC Project

[khyberkitsune]

I've done this before, but I never had any usable means of fixing the net pots into the lid. Now I have a hot glue gun, and that means I can make a much more reliable system. This will be used for 12/12 immediately from clone rooting.

I still need to cut some side slits for the bottom of the sides of the pots.

Inspired by the one asking me in another thread to be his caretaker, and I suggested he learn a simple assembly-line DWC project.

khyberkitsune Reviewed by khyberkitsune on 05-19-2010. The Multi-Site DWC Project I've done this before, but I never had any usable means of fixing the net pots into the lid. Now I have a hot glue gun, and that means I can make a much more reliable system. This will be used for 12/12 immediately from clone rooting. I still need to cut some side slits for the bottom of the sides of the pots. Inspired by the one asking me in another thread to be his caretaker, and I suggested he learn a simple assembly-line DWC project. Rating: 5

[tinytoon]

Looks like this could be interesting. Just a curious question but are all your grows done on a micro stage and if so is there a main reason besides stealth??

[GP73LPC]

i am trying to understand what you have done...

i understand DWC and i understand multiple pots in one tub, but what is the advantage of the hot glue???

[khyberkitsune]

Looks like this could be interesting. Just a curious question but are all your grows done on a micro stage and if so is there a main reason besides stealth??

I like seeing what I can do in the shortest amount of time, and DWC lends itself very well to that. On a 12/12 cycle from rooting, the clones aren't going to get so large so putting multiple sites in one bucket is an ideal solution to pack in as much as possible.

i am trying to understand what you have done...

i understand DWC and i understand multiple pots in one tub, but what is the advantage of the hot glue???

To hold the pots to the lid. Otherwise the things get top-heavy and they tend to fall over.

[GP73LPC]

To hold the pots to the lid. Otherwise the things get top-heavy and they tend to fall over.

oh ok... my DWC grows have always been scrog so i never had any such problems.

however, in the future i would like to do a SOG, DWC setup with 4-6 plants per tub.

with 12/12 from rooting how tall do you expect them to get? i was kinda thinking of doing the same in the future and assumed i would be able to keep their height under 18-24 inches...

[khyberkitsune]

oh ok... my DWC grows have always been scrog so i never had any such problems.

however, in the future i would like to do a SOG, DWC setup with 4-6 plants per tub.

with 12/12 from rooting how tall do you expect them to get? i was kinda thinking of doing the same in the future and assumed i would be able to keep their height under 18-24 inches...

For 8-10 week indicas, you can expect them to get maybe 2 feet tall at the most.