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01-20-2007, 04:54 PM #1
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Question...what is best and easiest hydro method...???
Well the best growing system that grows the largest plants is not the easiest way to grow. Easy is that way for a reason, but if you have not tried or looked at it then Pick up an Ebb & Grow system. (its easy of sorts and can grow big) They have anywhere from 1 gallon to 5 gallon buckets for the plants and a double pump system to do the fill & drain. They also have a 55 gallon res to hold the nutrients and do the fill & drain.
It's a good cross unit but you need to have room to grow big with them. Controling the temperature is a must for a good quality grow.
You need more lights then what you have to grow big and quality with a system like this one. Discount Hydroponics - Hydroponic Systems
You can grow anywhere from 12 to 24 with a system like this one in place.
If you have the room and area then try to ad some CO² to your grow and watch how big your plants can get.
Good luckZandor Reviewed by Zandor on . Question...what is best and easiest hydro method...??? I recently purchased a hydrohut 600 watt digi ballast eye hortilux and ebb and flow 4x4 flood table with (25) 8x8x10 inch pots....100 liters of hydroten and Rock Wool cubes and good seeds...i have it all set up and running but I'm wondering when i do the next setup what would be as easy and much better than the ebb and flow system...any opinions out there...???... Tell me what you guys are using and how you like it...im getting income tax soon and will probably be doing another Rating: 5
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