LetsGetCritical
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veggies ? lol. whats DAV bro?
Newbie soil growers
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unkle mouse
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Disable american veterans
LetsGetCritical
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I'm not American but I appreciate your service
unkle mouse
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that's all right,, I was born in Tennessee, but got to Texas as fast as I could, lol.. I army bratt also
unkle mouse
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getting off subject,, later
dannyboy602
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yeaht but what if your flower room loses power..then YOUR fucked
you're just plain nasty.....if you can't contribute to the thread then go to toke n talk where we will be happy to tear you a new asshole.
hydrogreen65
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Agree thanx for your service.
What gets me is how many people take out their frustrations at the government and its policies on people in the military.
They don't make the policies, they're just doing their job.
What gets me is how many people take out their frustrations at the government and its policies on people in the military.
They don't make the policies, they're just doing their job.
Thats why I soil I dont care if I have power or not if no power then ill put outside till I get power lol I prefer soil taste over anything as well thats just from what I have tasted from other people's dwc hydro etc. If anyone ever says my typing sucks its not me personally its my fat fingers and my phones little buttons I need to b asian have little hands I dont need to go further if it shrunk to it would be an a inner and not a outer
dannyboy602
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lol..yeah I prefer soil also for the same reasons.
Dboi87
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My original post still holds true. The method is simply a matter of preference.
Any "probems" anyone encounters with any grow medium is not a problem with the medium itself but instead user error/ignorance.
If using a hydro system, a well prepared grower doesn't need to worry about power outages. A soil grower that can keep a healthy root system a can lift a pot should never have to worry about overwatering.
Out of the top ten growers I know the medium of choice is all across the board and all have excellent results and their grow suits their lifestyle needs.
I personally am looking at switching from soil to promix. In my opinion it seems like the best of both worlds.
Any "probems" anyone encounters with any grow medium is not a problem with the medium itself but instead user error/ignorance.
If using a hydro system, a well prepared grower doesn't need to worry about power outages. A soil grower that can keep a healthy root system a can lift a pot should never have to worry about overwatering.
Out of the top ten growers I know the medium of choice is all across the board and all have excellent results and their grow suits their lifestyle needs.
I personally am looking at switching from soil to promix. In my opinion it seems like the best of both worlds.
I like hygrohybrids garden. 1 plant dwc, one light , 1 pound+ harvest.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zw8ZItc1FUk
When I grow in DWC I get 2x the growth rate than soil.
Stop using 5 gallon dwc buckets for flowering. That's for noobs.
Use a Brute trashcan 28 or 40 gallons. Use strong airpumps with many airstones. Use great white.
I agree everyone's growing style is different.
What I look for is.
1)low plant count 2)fastest growth. 3)clean 4)heavy yield
Edit:
dannyboy you can easily set up a battery backup for your airpump. It's 6 watts. I can't remember the last time my power went out for an extended amount of time.
5 gallon bucket $11 air pump one 6" air stone, tap water. That's great for a noobie dwc. You will get noobie dwc results. Noobies usually don't use mycorrhizae/beneficials cal/mg in dwc.
Now try flowering in a dwc in a 28 gallon brute trashcan with a strong air pump(15L+) with 4 large airstones. I brew my own tea and add a few cups with every time I change the reservoir.(foliar spray in veg up to first week in flower.
I don't see how people can be serious dwc grower using 5 gallon buckets. During flowering my plants drink 2 gallons of water per day.
Back in the day I connected 5 gallon buckets to a controller bucket. But that was too much work.
If soil is your preferred growing medium no one is telling you to stop.
If you have never tried DWC winter is a great time to start.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zw8ZItc1FUk
When I grow in DWC I get 2x the growth rate than soil.
Stop using 5 gallon dwc buckets for flowering. That's for noobs.
Use a Brute trashcan 28 or 40 gallons. Use strong airpumps with many airstones. Use great white.
I agree everyone's growing style is different.
What I look for is.
1)low plant count 2)fastest growth. 3)clean 4)heavy yield
Edit:
dannyboy you can easily set up a battery backup for your airpump. It's 6 watts. I can't remember the last time my power went out for an extended amount of time.
5 gallon bucket $11 air pump one 6" air stone, tap water. That's great for a noobie dwc. You will get noobie dwc results. Noobies usually don't use mycorrhizae/beneficials cal/mg in dwc.
Now try flowering in a dwc in a 28 gallon brute trashcan with a strong air pump(15L+) with 4 large airstones. I brew my own tea and add a few cups with every time I change the reservoir.(foliar spray in veg up to first week in flower.
I don't see how people can be serious dwc grower using 5 gallon buckets. During flowering my plants drink 2 gallons of water per day.
Back in the day I connected 5 gallon buckets to a controller bucket. But that was too much work.
If soil is your preferred growing medium no one is telling you to stop.
If you have never tried DWC winter is a great time to start.
