dtw

[dbkick]

looks like you got it done HR, now make us proud and convert some of us.

 

[dbkick]

oh and FIRST, in before close, pics or it didn't happen, asl?

 

[hellraizer30]

oh and FIRST, in before close, pics or it didn't happen, asl?

I will get on it asap

 

[mytwhyt]

Jorge Cervantes wrote an article for High Times, about 10 yrs ago, on a type of drain to waste in 2 gal nursery pots that watered from the bottom up, after the clones were well rooted. After they were rooted, the tray they were in was flooded an 1"-1-1/2" deep. When the tray dried up, they watered again. Clear watered every third time.. The mix was perlite/coco, not packed to tight, a few bumps on the bottom to settle it.. I did it a couple years...To many plants, too much work, but it did work... Not the 1g per watt Jorge got in the High Times article. I don't have any pics, but there were some fine ones in High Times...

 

[smokajoe]

Never even heard of Dtw, excited to read all the new info!

 

[thecoolman]

dtw Drain to waste is the most common system in the world for commercial hydroponic crops larger than lettuce