Cheap Bubbleponics setup

hex420boy

hex420boy

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thats quite an awesome setup man! I'm doing soil so I dont know much about bubble ponics but it looks real bubbly in there and lots of h2o !
 
greenhydro

greenhydro

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It was going alright until i added a little much nutes to early. I think they just need to recover. Ive diluted the tank alot so well see if there better in a few days. These so far are only about a week old.

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Tokugawa

Tokugawa

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Cool setup man.

It seems to me that in all of the photos I have seen, the roots do indeed grow through the cups and rocks. I have no personal experience with bubbleponics though. Hope it works!
 
Roseman

Roseman

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Did someone give you some help or good advise? Then click this next to the Post number in each post, and leave them your name and a note.
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greenhydro

greenhydro

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we made new cups out of wire mesh i think these new ones should work alot better ill put pictures up a little later.
 
greenhydro

greenhydro

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also on another note on try to keep ph down, i went to the pet store today and the guys was telling me that when you put drift wood into a fish tank it will keep the ph pretty constant but im not sure what constant is but id bet that it is better than tap waters 8 or so.
 
milowerx96

milowerx96

Active Member
The only thing i can think of that might help is using an opaque cup for your net pots so light doesn't pass through. Other than that looks like a great set up! Good luck and buy a cheap particle pen. Never attempt hydro with out one! Ever
 
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