im unable to lift my pots out of the bucket due to the trellis netting above the plants, i really hope my roots are not trying to grow down the water line lol. Your garden is looking fantastic
Thank you so much. I think the root mass got so large do to lack of feed cycles. If there are enough cycles I feel the roots should remain more contained. Used my cycles from 8 to 12.
@@DoingtheDeal Abosolutle right. If your using hydroton, u gott'a feed at least every hour or so. With soiless coco, it's like you would hand feed, once every day or two, or more depending on this size of ur plants uptake.
Airprunnings good, are u using liquid organics or sythetic nutes and if so are u flushing b4 u harvest at all? Looking great btw! I think ebb n flow's the best method of hydro imo. I run a 8 pot current culture rdwc system and it ain't as frindly on the electic bill as ebb n flow!
Thank you for watching and thank you for the comment. Right now we are using synthetic nutrients . I would love to get away from that but not sure where to start. As far as flushing. I'll do a half reservoir change once every couple weeks. I'll run it like that for a few days before I add the nutrients. I have not yet done a full water change. I enjoy the ebb n flow as well. It has been rather user friendly thus far.
@@DoingtheDeal Nice, I use sythectic's as well. I run Athena's line wich is awesome just make sure u flush for at least a week b4 el chop'o. You don't want to eat ur sythectic's. Instead of add'n nutes for a week run water only and or u can add a flush cleaning agent to help flush and clean ur pluming at the same time. I just use water cause I run h2o2 through it anyways. I use r.o. water, so it doesn't take 2 weeks 1 is good. Then u'll know ur veggies are clean as can be by testing the res water at the end of ur flush'n week ur ppm's should be almost non existent. There's quite a few liquid organic nute lines out there, look up Nectar of the gods or Foop, their nute lines are resivor and pluming friendly.
im unable to lift my pots out of the bucket due to the trellis netting above the plants, i really hope my roots are not trying to grow down the water line lol. Your garden is looking fantastic
Thank you so much. I think the root mass got so large do to lack of feed cycles. If there are enough cycles I feel the roots should remain more contained. Used my cycles from 8 to 12.
@@DoingtheDeal Abosolutle right. If your using hydroton, u gott'a feed at least every hour or so. With soiless coco, it's like you would hand feed, once every day or two, or more depending on this size of ur plants uptake.
Great review
Thank so much! Thank you for watching.
Airprunnings good, are u using liquid organics or sythetic nutes and if so are u flushing b4 u harvest at all? Looking great btw! I think ebb n flow's the best method of hydro imo. I run a 8 pot current culture rdwc system and it ain't as frindly on the electic bill as ebb n flow!
Thank you for watching and thank you for the comment. Right now we are using synthetic nutrients . I would love to get away from that but not sure where to start. As far as flushing. I'll do a half reservoir change once every couple weeks. I'll run it like that for a few days before I add the nutrients. I have not yet done a full water change. I enjoy the ebb n flow as well. It has been rather user friendly thus far.
@@DoingtheDeal Nice, I use sythectic's as well. I run Athena's line wich is awesome just make sure u flush for at least a week b4 el chop'o. You don't want to eat ur sythectic's. Instead of add'n nutes for a week run water only and or u can add a flush cleaning agent to help flush and clean ur pluming at the same time. I just use water cause I run h2o2 through it anyways. I use r.o. water, so it doesn't take 2 weeks 1 is good. Then u'll know ur veggies are clean as can be by testing the res water at the end of ur flush'n week ur ppm's should be almost non existent. There's quite a few liquid organic nute lines out there, look up Nectar of the gods or Foop, their nute lines are resivor and pluming friendly.
Thank you so much for the advice. Will definitely need to do a better job at flushing my system.