Hey there been doing my first grow been having problems with my watering i was giving them 1/4 nutes since 7 days old or a little older and been doing it threw a drip system but i have checked in on them when there supposed to be watering and the drippers were cloged they were not getting water so i gave them a extra dose of water and waited a day or so..... well now there getting droopy and yellow so i have been letting them dry out for 4 days now and there still yellow and droopy ...... going crazy not sure what to do.... Pics are on the link below ... i just got a WATER FARM and i want to put one of the two plants in it for a mother plant but not sure if i should still dry it out or just start the pump..... hope someone can help me!
The plants are small, can you get new starts? More clones or new seeds? The roots are damaged from drying out, this happened to me and I wasted a bunch of time trying to save sick plants. Get new starts if you can and cut your losses.
Right on thanks ..... the grow with pics is the link on the bottom..... i was thinking the same thing i just bought a waterfarm and all my supplies to build my own bubbler... im going to use the waterfarm for the mother and the bubbler for my clones.....whats a DWC?? The nutes i have been using is somthing that my local shop got me on its called HOUSE AND GARDEN and now i just got the water farm it came with its own set of nutes.... now im not sure if i should use what the waterfarm came with Flora micro, Flora gro, Flora Bloom or just stick to my nutes i been using if i stick with the HOUSE AND GARDEN i need to get the other nutes for flower.........
DWC is a bubbler, and your water farm is fine. I dont personally like DWC, ebb-flow in coco or rockwook is more forgiving and works just as well as DWC.
Stick with the nutes they gave you with the waterfarm. They are fine, systems with drip emmiters have 1 big problem, the drippers get clogged! Now you learned the hard way and there is no way you will let this happen again. Each day you brush your teeth and check the drip emmiters from now on.
One thing to consider if you are new to hydro is grow some of your plants in soil, that way you hedge your bets. Hydro is more risky that soil.
