growinit - If you are going to try hydro for the first time you may want to try the buckets. Growing SOG is not as easy as you would think, you need to have a few hydro grows under your belt before you try SOG is what I would recommend.

When you grow SOG you need to have the experience to know what the plant is going to do before it does it.

One gallon buckets with grow rocks is good for even taller plants so building a type of ebb & grow system using 2-one gallon buckets per plant is a good idea and should be easer to grow and manage.

LOC gives some very good advice as well.
Zandor Reviewed by Zandor on . Question on root space Is there a chart that shows how big of a bucket a plant will need for whatever size it's at? Zandor one of your charts would really be helpful here. I want to know this because I am making a hydroponics setup for my tomatoes and I would like to know how big to get the buckets. I am also going to have seperate buckets with a DWC setup on each of them for each plant. I'm mostly making everything to grow lowryder strains so the plants wont be very big. Then once Gren Green's breeders book comes Rating: 5