Outdoor Hydroponics VS Indoor Hydroponics

It sounds like you have a limited understanding on how a plant grows.... how do you figure a outdoor plant grows slower ? I guess that depends on where you live , doesnt it?

Have not seen much on it, as I am pretty sure hydro outside would be problematic in a lot of ways.

I am sure someone has/is doing it now, and probably kickin ass, so I won't dare say it can't be done...lol

Peace

Asmallvoice

Impman said:

It sounds like you have a limited understanding on how a plant grows.... how do you figure a outdoor plant grows slower ? I guess that depends on where you live , doesnt it?

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yea i am just starting to learn

but i figure with using lights you can have them on 24/7 ? or at least 18 hours/day while its growing so that will grow faster than a plant that is grown outdoor hydro ?

ASMALLVOICE said:

Have not seen much on it, as I am pretty sure hydro outside would be problematic in a lot of ways.

I am sure someone has/is doing it now, and probably kickin ass, so I won't dare say it can't be done...lol

Peace

Asmallvoice

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im currently growing lettuce, strawberries, and tomatoes outdoor hydroponically

i always thought that you had to do it green house because rain is ph 7

srh2006 said:

i always thought that you had to do it green house because rain is ph 7

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i got my setups on the edge of my shed, and with the direction that the shed door is facing, it gets light most of the day, and rain won't touch the plants unless it's windy too (and the wind is blowing towards the shed)...

+ it's spring now, so not much rain..

but i do have a green house coming, so all this will be moving into there once i got it

I think the first hydroponic garden was in the bible days in Babalon,they were outside belonged to a king.