Thundercat
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I grew a SOG in a flood and drain for over 10 years. It was simple and produced huge. I had a 4x4 flood tray for flower, a 2x2 tray for veg, and a small 2x2 spot for clones.
How many plants would you do per tray? If you packed em in I assume turnover rate would be wild fast.I grew a SOG in a flood and drain for over 10 years. It was simple and produced huge. I had a 4x4 flood tray for flower, a 2x2 tray for veg, and a small 2x2 spot for clones.
How many plants would you do per tray? If you packed em in I assume turnover rate would be wild fast.
What's the best set up and what all will I need? Any kits available that has everything needed?
Soil is GREAT! The reason people do it is because you can essientally put it in a pot and water it. I just finished my scrog hydro and while I am happy with the results, there's nothing like literally getting your hands dirty. I just started 5 in 7 gal fabric pots just because I wanted to run some soil for fun. Then again I also grew veggies fruits and succulents in dirt before I ever grew cannibis so I'm biasedI started with hydro. I think soil sucks ass. I don't understand why anybody would go any other way for indoor grows.
I'm with you. Ive done a few outside soil grows. But mainly have always done DWC buckets. When I made my DWC's I made them in a way that I could expand to an RDWC. I finally set that up at the end of last year.I started with hydro. I think soil sucks ass. I don't understand why anybody would go any other way for indoor grows.
Soil is GREAT! The reason people do it is because you can essientally put it in a pot and water it.
hydro is lots of controling. dirt is water every 5 days or 2 weeks. but a lot of people simply fear hydro or think its vodo magic.I started with hydro. I think soil sucks ass. I don't understand why anybody would go any other way for indoor grows.
hydro is lots of controling. dirt is water every 5 days or 2 weeks. but a lot of people simply fear hydro or think its vodo magic.