Cfl hydroponicer

Welcome everyone dis is for ppl growing with CFL and HYDROPONICS/AEROPONICS so feel free to ask questions post comments and pics now lets light up

nice work friend, how tall you plan to grow them?


tub looks a little small unless its just for little ones

i want at least 2ft, yea the tubs are pretty short u think itll be a prob?
and do u think this will be a prob also(pic) sum pots have more den one plant

well as long as you already got one good one in each pot I would kill the extra one. wont be room for it anyway


your tub need to be deeper, maybe 5 gallons?

also need more light if not now then later

Looks good man, ya what he said, you need more light. And are you planning on vegging them to 2ft cause if so when you flower they will almost double in size, not accutally double but close to it. I started off with hydro and cfls and then wanted to learn soil first and got an HID 400w HPS it really makes all the difference. I'm not downing the cfls just saying (I am being forced to go back to cfls for stealth for the time being so...........)

i jus added sum lights 2day i now have one 85 watt and five 27 watt and i only put extra plants becuz those are bag seed and imma kill the malesand im useing genhydro nutes

na no ppm meter where can i get a cheap one

hahaha thats a hard question to answer.... They aren't cheap to tell you the truth. Best thing would be to spend your money on something NOT CHEAP so it will last and you are ensured accurate readings. The more money you spend on these things accutally do matter unlike other things lol. Try and find a ph/ppm combo meter.

greenfirekilla420 said:

hahaha thats a hard question to answer.... They aren't cheap to tell you the truth. Best thing would be to spend your money on something NOT CHEAP so it will last and you are ensured accurate readings. The more money you spend on these things accutally do matter unlike other things lol. Try and find a ph/ppm combo meter.

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so about 30 to 60 bucks is a good price? do i need one?

i got mine on ebay and they have all different kinds prob some are cheap and dont work as good as others but i got one for like 30 bucks i think and it hasnt givin me any problems and plants are happy as can be
i also picked up a decent priced ph meter on there as well i think it was about the same price and it was a milwaukie and it gets the job done so check it out u can prob find something in ur price range hope u find something and i hoped this helped peace out .....widow

widow87 said:

i got mine on ebay and they have all different kinds prob some are cheap and dont work as good as others but i got one for like 30 bucks i think and it hasnt givin me any problems and plants are happy as can be
i also picked up a decent priced ph meter on there as well i think it was about the same price and it was a milwaukie and it gets the job done so check it out u can prob find something in ur price range hope u find something and i hoped this helped peace out .....widow

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wat is so important about the ppm meter? i shud be good if i just follow the reg feeding schedule on the nutes?rite

no you cant use the directions,


always nute half what the directions say maybe even 1/4 what they say when the plant is small

trust me i use those same nutes



you can get a cheap ppm meter

go to eseasongear on ebay he has such cheap prices for the blue hanna meter.

anyway if your ppm goes up after your plants soaked in it for a day or two means u got too much nutes in there

if the ppm goes down after your plants soaked in it for a day or two means u dont have enough nutes in there


u want the ppm to always be the same regardless of how mucgh water the plants drank, cuz that means u have the perfect amount of nutes in there and the plant is drinking the water and the nutes together and getting its perfect dose.


my plants triple in size after I flower

it all depends on the strain

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you cant beat that price with a stick. with free shipping too





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HANNA Instruments Primo Pocket TDS Tester, Meter

One free 20ml 1382 ppm TDS calibration solution and two extra free batteries included.

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The Primo provides a fast and dependable way to measure the Total Dissolved Solids level in your water samples. It is ideally suited for the rigorous demands of water quality professionals, who will appreciate the practicality of the Primos easy-to-read Liquid Crystal Display when demonstrating the before and after results of conditioning and filtration systems. Temperature is compensated automatically to ensure the readings are consistent to the standard or reference temperature. Operating and routine maintenance has never been easier. The Primo TDS uses a single button at the top of the meter. Press it once and the meter is powered and ready for use. Press and hold the button for a few seconds and the Primo automatically enters calibration mode. Simply open a sachet of the calibration solution, dip the probe and within seconds, the meter recognizes the calibration solution and calibrates itself!

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Thanks man imma order on of those 2moro do you think my tub size is ok?

Gmaccin6 said:

Thanks man imma order on of those 2moro do you think my tub size is ok?

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im so silly you already told me dat lol but shud i be ok for another week or 2

Damn man that is some cheap shit. I'm going to have to grab some of these and start my hydro system back up lol.

Hydro is the way to go

So anyone else wanna post sum pics of their cfl grows?

""OK, found a little info on what I want to try. Figured I would share
Timing clones
by Ed Rosenthal
There are several ways of slowing down the growth of clones. The first is to delay planting. You can store the cuttings in the vegetable chiller section
of a refrigerator in a plastic bag, the way you’d store lettuce for about two weeks or longer. This will weaken the clones a little and they will have
a lower strike ratio. However, it may be a worthwhile trade-off. After the clones are cut they can be left unpruned or trimmed for planting. Then dip them
in a 1% hydrogen peroxide solution to sterilize them to prevent infection. A 1% solution is made by diluting one part drugstore hydrogen peroxide to two
parts water that has been boiled and cooled. When you are ready to plant just take the clones out of the bag.

The cutting state is perilous for plants so a good environment that promotes active growth minimizes risks. Once the cuttings have formed roots and are
growing new leaves, their metabolism can be slowed down. There are a number of ways to do this. Plant metabolism and light requirements slow down in a
cool environment. At 45-50°F (8-10°C) the plants remain in a nearly suspended state. They require only 150 watts of fluorescent per square meter (15 watts
psf) and very dilute fertilizer. When you are ready to jump start them, place them in a warmer environment with brighter light and more fertilizer. They
will quickly respond to the change in the environment.

Even if you can’t cool the clones to 50°F (10°C), you can decrease the intensity of the light and provide diluted water-nutrient mix. The growth rate will
slow.""


has anyone heard of this? does it work? and is their an easier way
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