How do I start a seedling - want to use a bubbler DWC

cbdthcwhoopper

Active Member

• Apr 6, 2009

• #1

So I just built my first bubbler, dwc... This will be my first venture into growing hydro. I have already started germinating the seed and some are ready to go, however, what's the provess for beinging these little beautiful ladies up if I want to use the DWC method from this point on? Any help would be very rad. I'm a quick learner and I am good at listening. Hit me back!

Matthew Riot

"When in doub, punk it out!" - The Mummies

 

tom__420

Well-Known Member

• Apr 6, 2009

• #2

You should pick up some rockwool to start the seeds in. Once they sprout and roots are forming on the bottom of the rockwool put them in your netcups with hydroton around them. Are you going to measuring the pH of your water?

 

BongJuice

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• Apr 6, 2009

• #3

Soak your seeds in Ph'd water until they crack, then put them into some sort of medium.

 

cbdthcwhoopper

Active Member

• Apr 6, 2009

• #4

BongJuice said:

Soak your seeds in Ph'd water until they crack, then put them into some sort of medium.

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So i took my baby kush berry feminized seed, soaked he rockwool in a mixture of fox farm grow big, root excelurator, and liquid karma with a PH of 6. This is how she looks.. Right now I have her in a humidity dome with some orchids. Do i keep her here until roots form out of bottom, THEN put her in the DWC?

You guys rock for the quick replies and the help. I love this site.

Matthew Riot

 

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cbdthcwhoopper

Active Member

• Apr 6, 2009

• #5

Man.... sprouting them in rockwool...never though of that...that's what a mofo needs to do! Thanks!

 

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• Dec 23, 2022

• #6

is this real

 

Greengrouch

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• Dec 23, 2022

• #7

Rockwool starter cubes in a Tupperware with water on the bottom or peat plugs in an ice cube tray with water on the bottom is how I do it. I don’t put em in the netpot/dwc tote till I see a root poking out the bottom.

 

Greengrouch

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• Dec 23, 2022

• #8

Oh wow I’m late