hydro setups

[latewood]

I wish it were that easy. If you are new to growing you may want to get a few dirt grows under your belt first before you try Hydroponics. You will spend more money on Hydroponics to start growing then you would with dirt. There is more work to do in hydroponics then dirt farming too.

With hydroponics you can get in one or too more grows a year (indoors) then you would in dirt. That's why most of use use Hydroponics farming.

Z, Don't you agree that we get faster, bigger, higher yielding plants with hydro? notice: I did not say quality/potency (everyone), quality/potency is basically the same.lw. :smokin:
smoky...I would build a dwc unit and use GH or AN 3-part nutrients...
It is very simple, but, as Zandor said, "there is more work in hydro than dirt farming." and he is right.imho :smokin: