soil vs. hydro

[TKSativa]

im currently growing in soil at the moment and i want to switch over to hydro... what are my advantages over growing in soil... i have 6 4ft. t5 bulbs and 1 150 watt hps as that as my starting point... how much is it going to cost me to swicth everything over to indoor hydro and what do i need... i would like to put these five newly clipped clones in a hydro system...

 

[liftedallday]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_R8QiEagos&feature=player_embedded

 

[liftedallday]

I grew for a year in fox farm then switched over to Hydro . Hydro is much better if you can keep the temps in your room down.

 

[Japanfreak]

Look up Hempy buckets. You grow just like you do in soil, everything is the same except what you put in. Cost to set it up should be under say $50. Nutes are extra.

 

[Serapis]

I grew for a year in fox farm then switched over to Hydro . Hydro is much better if you can keep the temps in your room down.

Or oxyengate the water. well...

check out https://www.rollitup.org/grow-journals/344359-pineapple-express-g13-labs-seed.html <---- Link A waterfarm. Easiest and cheapest complete system yet.

 

[Japanfreak]

Easiest and cheapest complete system yet.

Sorry, not by far. I can make a hempy bucket for like 5 bucks. no moving parts, no replacement parts.

These are plants made in a hempy bucket. You need a plastic bucket or plastic waste pail, punch a small hole near the bottom and fill with perlite. Water about once a week. There is no other hydro that comes anywhere close to simplicity or cost. Yield is the same as any hydro though.

 

[TKSativa]

i dont have a problem with temp i keep my house between 70 and 75 year round..... will i yeild more out of soil or hydro?

 

[Japanfreak]

you will yield more in hydro