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marmarb

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quick question so basically its a 5 gal bucket with net pot in the middle and a air stone correct ima bout to set up a rubbermaid one
 
TheJointProject

TheJointProject

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marmarb said:
quick question so basically its a 5 gal bucket with net pot in the middle and a air stone correct ima bout to set up a rubbermaid one
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Yup! That's the jist of it. Still gonna want a good ph/ppm meter, nutes and and air pump, but that's pretty much it.
There are lots of DIY tutorials on here, just use the search function
 
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marmarb

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okay and i hook the airstones up to the air pump is there a way that i can hook up mutiple of these or is each one gonna need a air pump since that would be the most exspensive thing
 
Potentrx7

Potentrx7

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You can buy a pump with multiple outlets or just buy a t-valve to put inline and split it but make sure you have a strong enough pump for the # of stones you want to run
 
trouble9039

trouble9039

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I ran the commercial air 5 on 10 5 gallon buckets! It did a great job but a little noisy.



Here is a basic DWC (3 gallon bucket)
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marmarb

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yea i did took about the same amount of time and the plants looked better when transplanted but to each his/her own ya dig tell you this much nl clones fast ass hell
 
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sk8hondagsr8

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Yo i have some questions about this dwc and was wondering if i need to have a exrenal resivor or not im going to be seting up my room in a week and kinda need some pointers im new to the dwc but have had previous crops...

Do i need to have external resivor?

Do i run my sprayers 24hr or cycle on an off ?

Should i run a wick ?

And should i grow more small plants in smaller net pots or less big plants in bigger pots to get a better yield ?

Im gunna be useing three 1000w hps and three 115 resivors for my dwc that are 4x4 and im thinkn bout doing 20 plants in each one with six in pots in each resivor or either 75 plants in 3in pots... Im just not sure if its better to go bigger plants or smaller and more plants to get a better yeild and would like to get some expereanced dwc growers thoughts and opinions?

Please give some advice and some input thanks and ill hit yall back!!!!
 
Filthy McNasty

Filthy McNasty

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sk8hondagsr8 said:
Yo i have some questions about this dwc and was wondering if i need to have a exrenal resivor or not im going to be seting up my room in a week and kinda need some pointers im new to the dwc but have had previous crops...

Do i need to have external resivor?

Do i run my sprayers 24hr or cycle on an off ?

Should i run a wick ?

And should i grow more small plants in smaller net pots or less big plants in bigger pots to get a better yield ?

Im gunna be useing three 1000w hps and three 115 resivors for my dwc that are 4x4 and im thinkn bout doing 20 plants in each one with six in pots in each resivor or either 75 plants in 3in pots... Im just not sure if its better to go bigger plants or smaller and more plants to get a better yeild and would like to get some expereanced dwc growers thoughts and opinions?

Please give some advice and some input thanks and ill hit yall back!!!!
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I hope you have grown DWC before, thats a pretty big set-up for a first time grow....master it first then go big
 
SiriusKush

SiriusKush

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Peace Yo I wanna join the DWC club how do I ? Im a a first time grower and gonna start with DWC . using ?

Ch9 california, Ch9 Afgani milk and WOS Afghan Kush all femm
3 5 gallon buckets
4 inch rockwool
hydroton
10 inch netpots
and a 600w HPS

Im gonna use one seed per bucket and top the shit out of them
What do yall think of this set up ?
And how do i get those ILL ASS DWC badges ?

-SK
 
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sk8hondagsr8

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yea i know its kinda of alot for a first time but i have been growing for a while and i have done a lot of cloning with pretty much exactly the same thing a ez clon machien witch seems exaclty the same and have it down pretty good what up yall and advice???
 
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