I've seen many of you fellas using the DWC systems and I think it's nice and plan on using it in the near future when I have have my own growroom.
Anyways, I was wondering. How does the system work for really small plants? And by that I mean seedlings that have just been germinated in rockwool and are ready to be transfered.
Wouldn't a week old plant have very little root clusters? How would the water being splashed by the airstones be able to penetrate though the 4-6 inch worth of claypebbles and reach the small root clusters?
Does the water level have to be set so high, even to the point where it submerges most of the hydrotron? Then will it be able to splash the roots of the young plant?
I know this is a stupid newbie question, but I'm a bit buzzed right now and I was itching to ask.
Mr. Ganja Reviewed by Mr. Ganja on . Some questions about the DWC system I've seen many of you fellas using the DWC systems and I think it's nice and plan on using it in the near future when I have have my own growroom. Anyways, I was wondering. How does the system work for really small plants? And by that I mean seedlings that have just been germinated in rockwool and are ready to be transfered. Wouldn't a week old plant have very little root clusters? How would the water being splashed by the airstones be able to penetrate though the 4-6 inch worth of Rating: 5