FrostyPelican
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Oh yeah, forgot your soil has amendments, sorry about that. I wouldn't buy it unless you're for sure going to do hydro. In that case you would need it. For now you can hold off but if you start seeing rusty looking marks on your leaves order that stuff ASAP.http://www.walmart.com/msharbor/ip/Virtual-Sun-6-Inline-Exhaust-Grow-Light-Fan-Carbon-Air-Filter-Scrubber-Cleaner/41864199
Ok I hear you man. They say the nutes Im using is for soil WITHOUT lime added so I figure I wont need calmag, Ill buy it anyway just to have.Ill go just about full strength this next time around.Im getting a 6 inch actually, its the one above. I read some posts sayingit doesnt work, but Im not going to worry and just buy it.
Ill probably harvest then start practicing hydro like you said, my gf is home when Im not so she has some studying to do. What type should I do, is your specialty hydroponics?
My ph meter (milwaukee600aq ) is out of calibration and I just got it only used it a few times, got to buy 7.0 solution now!
Thanks again dude
That 6 inch that your getting is even better, that should work fine.
The hydro is something I just experimented with and when I started wanted to go big so after a single soil plant jumped into it but only run it (for mj) during the winter due to the heat here and being too cheap to pay to keep the place at a reasonable temp. I mostly was doing Deep Water Culture (DWC) but have been getting into the flood and drain (Ebb and flow). DWC seems to grow bigger and faster than ebb and flow but ebb and flow seems to have less problems with fungus and root rot. The cool thing is that hydro is way, way easier and cheaper than most would think. The down side is you have to watch them everyday and be ready to immediately address issues because just as they grow fast, they also can die even faster if something goes wrong.
I'll find a few good videos that are complete or even make a few this weekend to kind of simplify building and using DWC or flood and drain. It's really easy and if heat is not an issues probably a good choice if you're ok with the taste of the buds. I like the earthy taste and hard buds that soil gives but I think running clones is way easier in hydro plus you get much more bud although it's more wispy.
Take care