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20 gallon rubbermaid storage container, 2 6" holes in the top (dark, dont let any light in) dual or 4 outlet air pump, air lines, and 4 air stones 6" netpots, enough hydroton (clay balls) to fill them Add clones, keep water level almost at the bottom of the pot. Once roots are emerged, lower it 4" below the pots. Dont have to change water as much as 2 5 gallons, takes up less space. I just finished one of these. It produced about 20 grams of premium Trainwreck. The G13 plant is about 3.5 feet tall. Its producing over 50 grams. I flowered them after 2 weeks of veg. From 10" to 3.5 feet in 9 weeks. Just make sure the water stays below 72 F. Ice bottles work fine. |
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Sorry, but I'm a tinkerer, and I would be unsatisfied if I just went to the store and bought a ready-to-go system! Simplest and easiest for a newb is a flood and drain tray full of hydroton. The most expensive part of the system is the hydroton, if you buy a cheap pond pump at WalMart at the end of the season when they're on clearance (like right now). Then get a big tray of some sort, if it isn't lightproof, spray it black. Drill a drain hole in one corner. Build a rack that will tilt it gently so all the water will go to the drain end. Play around with your pump speed, timer, and size of the drain so when the pump is on, it fills faster than it drains. When the pump turns off, it keeps draining. I biult mine for about $50, not including the lights and hydroton.
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RacerX,
Hey bro thanks for the info, I think that I will be using your idea as it is sounding the easiest. Especially since I know nothing about hydroponics. I am thinking of using the B.C Grow nutrient pack that I have seen at the lcal hyrdo shop. If I use seeds would I just drop them into the hydroton or am I better off using rockwool to start and then throwing that in the 6" pot with the clay rocks? I dont really know how to work this site very well so if you can find a way to contact me, go for it as I would really appreciate some more advice from you. Peace, G_V :Rasta: |
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No worries, fasts everyone is entitled to their questions.
Smookless, I believe if you use one 12" air stone that you can get at a pet store, that should work fine. However I am not 100% on that. *Anything I say is purely hypothetical, I do not condone any illegal actions.* |
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If you are starting with seed, start it in Rockwool. The problem with starting from seed with hydro is that space is usually a premium and it sucks to put so much time and space into a plant that ends up male. Try to start with a small clone if you can. As far as transplanting into hydro from dirt...sounds risky to me. The roots will not be used to the amount of oxygen they will recieve and it will be a very delicate process if possible at all. |
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