smokebluntz
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What do you guys think about this?
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wmemae
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way too much if you make it your own you will save a 100 bucks or make 2-3 for the same price
smokebluntz
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weediscool
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for the same price you could build the same unit using tubing and a rubbermaid and buy a 400w HPS.
weediscool
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2nd one isnt too bad.
smokebluntz
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Is that enough room for 6 plants? How easy are these systems to keep up? What all do you have to do to keep the nutes right in the water? Thanks for your help.
DownOnWax
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Exactly, it pays to be crafty.
weediscool
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they would be very tight if you planned on using that from start to finish. like VERY TIGHT. using that you would prob want to do some serious LSTing and/or SCROGing.
You would also need to buy a TDS meter and a PH meter. I would recommend using the lucas formula for first time hydro. google ask lucas or lucas formula.
smokebluntz
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I am on my 2nd soil grow. Do hydro systems grow faster than soil?
weediscool
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some hydro are faster than others. dwc and aero prob being the fastest. drip and ebb and flow prob the slower of the hydro setups(but all faster than soil)
hydro is a lot less forgiving tho and you need to keep a close eye on your waters ph
hydro is a lot less forgiving tho and you need to keep a close eye on your waters ph
smokebluntz
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Ive been reading about lucas formula. I still dont understand how often you have to change the res.
weediscool
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in the lucas formula you only change the res when you switch cycles or finish a cycle or if something happens and ppms get too high. when the ppms drop too low you top off the res with more nutrient solution
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