Hydro...

Parts per million,used to measure nutrient strength,and is vital when growing DWC method,no prob glad to help,I have a book called How to Hydroponics it show you how to build systems and gives you general idea on hydroponics.

damn,i need one of those,lol

it is faster...
hows the height on the room???

does swc use sprayers?!?
or is it strictly shallow water??

Just pm me your e-mail and I can send you an electronic copy

joebaze said:

it is faster...
hows the height on the room???

does swc use sprayers?!?
or is it strictly shallow water??

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Same as DWC just shallow water

appreciate it much bro,thanxx +rep for sure!

You should be getting in a little takes a while to go through

ooo..
so what do you reccomend is the best method between the two??

joebaze said:

ooo..
so what do you reccomend is the best method between the two??

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It really is up to you I would prefer dwc because shallow water tends to require more maintenance=faster rez changes and ppm and ph fluctuations

oooo..makes sence!
thanks for the opinion!

oooo..
makes sence!
thanks for the opinion!

Someone said to use the rockwool after you germinate, but I have just recently planted 3 new sprouts and they rooted twice as fast as my last in the rockwool and a much stronger wet of roots.

would the aquarium gravel from walmart work for a medium???

it should work as long as theres no additives in it...
anything would work as long as its clean..
even marbles!
ive seen people use chunky perlite before too.

I don't recommend it,it might mess with your ph,rockwool and hydroton have neutral ph,I would use hydroton,did you receive the e-book??

maybe if you flush the hell out of it first...

I rather the marbles than the gravel lol

yea,that book is badass,appreciate it much bro thank you

lol yea,marbles would prob be better