What kind of process is this?

cg_BUDD

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Hi,

What is the name of this growth process?

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thanks,

CG
 
Looks like hydroponics..drain to waist..or flood and drain..the rez the plants are in will be filled with nutrient solution for 20-30 minutes at a time and then it drains back to the rez or else its drained too waste...those plants look toped and lollipoped aswell for a load of top heavy buds..hope this helps
 
Looks like hydroponics..drain to waist..or flood and drain..the rez the plants are in will be filled with nutrient solution for 20-30 minutes at a time and then it drains back to the rez or else its drained too waste...those plants look toped and lollipoped aswell for a load of top heavy buds..hope this helps
Yes that does help. Thank you. Is "rez" that metal screen the plants are sitting on?
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How do those processes differ from ebb and flow?
 
ebb and flow / drain to waste
or could be a NFT system i would think judging by the current moving around the cubes
the screen is probably there to give the roots a place to go when they out grow the rockwool
 
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how are drain to waste and ebb and flow different ?
Drain to waste is not a system, merely denotes nutrients are not recycled, they hit roots once and trash.

The NFT or nutrient film means the tray always has a thin film running, thus its suited to DTW.

Flood n Drain fills tray much deeper periodically with dry spells between and uses more nutrients to do this, thus DTW would be too wasteful.
 
Drain to waste is not a system, merely denotes nutrients are not recycled, they hit roots once and trash.

The NFT or nutrient film means the tray always has a thin film running, thus its suited to DTW.

Flood n Drain fills tray much deeper periodically with dry spells between and uses more nutrients to do this, thus DTW would be too wasteful.
i got ya ... thanks for clearing that up
 
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