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Should I defoliate the underside of the plants? Would this bring me any benefits in this stage?

What I have learned so far ... + Germination is the most difficult part I find. Those baby plants are so fragile and need utmost taken care of. + Once those girls roots hit the water of the jacuzzi they are off like a rocket. They drink an insane amount of water anytime. I don't even...

Autos are not suitable. My mistake ... I read now here -> https://sensiseeds.com/en/blog/screen-green-scrog-bang-bud/ Before starting with the construction itself, you need to select the right types of plant. Because the growth phase lasts longer using the Screen of Green method than with other...

Had a nice surprise today when I inspected the plants today after a weekendtrip. Had given theme a good shot of nuts before the weekend started and they are really bushy now ... even my little one that was behind starts to become bigger :) Do I need to prune already the leaves from downunder...

Much appreciated for the tip! For now I only want to clear the bad stuff in the water ...

The water analyses here says a median of 20mg/l Cl. This means highly chlorinated and toxic for the roots. But the roots of my plants seem to grow just fine and fast :o ... puzzles me

I was also considering to use ro water ... but then I saw the analyses report of my tapwater and was thinking the following a) It's not economically to remove all those beneficial nuts to add them later with expensive additives ... b) Wouldn't it be better to remove only the dangerous...

@Jimski it's true ... RDWC is not cheap in equipment ... crazy prices over there for some pod o_O ... hope to hear soonof your experiences when you start again your RDWC! Like the sweet smell of ganja when I open up the tent for inspection :weed::p ... they are still small but they smell...

@2WorldsFrog @Jimski Thanks to get me this far with your kind advice! RDWC is at least to say challenging ... the least to say for indoor growing :) ... my personal goal would be at least a little yield ... and then the next grows should be more easy to dial in ... It's still fun to see those...

Roots start to touchdown ... Getting some nut burns on the tip of the leaves ... Had to do a complete res change and adjust the ph ... light set around 150 mol/m²d DLI according to the Photone app ...

Getting more confi day by day ... reading the plants ... notice changes and react ... can't rely on those cheap water quality meters ... had to use my pen-meter to decide to do a full res change ... also the ppm and ph in the plant buckets are lower then in the res ... maybe the nuts dont...

The main goal is to produce fast clean clones for the RDWC system.

U mean misting would clog easier then thicker sprays?

I want to build my DIY aeroponics cloner. Do I need to spray the roots with misty/vaporized water or more like a lawn sprinkler spray. A spray mist cooling set would be ok?

... how do you guys select your strains for cloning? Forever growing from seeds doesn't look very economical. Specifically the time to veg. How do you know you have a good strain to clone? I have read some guys even clone from there veg plants. I like to have some advice about cloning good strains.

One out of four sprouts in my tent isn't developing any leaves or roots. This are autos. The rest is already developing their fourth leave. Can I just replace this by a fresh seed and germinate in the netpot. It's going to be behind the other ones but would this be an issue?

... busy setting up my second (DIY) rdwc system Till now very happy with my first one ... one week auto sprouts getting already third set of leaves since I'm germinate them straight into the rockwool cubes ... let's hope all stays stable :weed:

Appreciated @Jimski ... so it's just a case of blowing in reverse through the return line ...

For my converted dwc/rdwc system I want to use this tubing in black for my return water. ... and insert this 1" irrigation filter ... is this something that easely can clog up from nut and plant debris?

plus I need to make Icepacks ... alot of them