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I switched an emily's garden (DWC) into a continuous drip system. The reservoir has 2 gallons of water. I use Iguana Juice (Organic). 2.5 teaspoons per gallon. (Bottle says 3.5 ml per liter). 400 Watt HPS. They are 4 weeks into flowering. i have 4 plants. 2 are doing well and 2 are...

my friends PUMP for the aerogarden (bought from ebay) busted in its 2nd week of flowering. he had to change it to a DWC.

thanks for the info! does this make significant improvement???

I can tell that 3 out of my 4 are females. I'm on my 15th day of flowering and all I see are some teeny tiny hairs and buds. Shouldn't there be more?!?!? Im using emily's garden 6 pot system. 400 watt HPS. Iguana Juice BLOOM (Organic). thanks.

Thank you !!!!!

how long are you waiting to see roots? it takes mine about 1.5 weeks to see a root sprout. and thats just a sprout. i don't ph test my water for that either... but i know its at 7.0 when i pour it on.

damn. is that really necessary? i'd rather not. thanks anyway.

i got a 6 pot emily garden system and it's in it's 4th day of flowering. The plants are doing well but they're getting too bushy! i'm concerned that they're gonna get too bushy and not give each other space to grow. what should i do? prune them down? cut the fan leaves? leave it alone?

the guy told me that once he cuts the leaves and makes his plant bald, the leaves grow back the next week and he has to cut it all over again.

i see. interesting. i would think that the plant NEEDS the leaves to absorb more energy. But I think i'll try it as well... it'll probably help out with saving space in a major way.

I was just advised that cutting the plants "bald" in 2nd or 3rd week of flowering increases bud production. Supposedly, trimming off all the leaves while leaving the bud alone allows more light to hit all other parts of the plant therefore having more bud. Is this true? does anyone else do...

it works. but there are better systems you can get.

Yeah the stuff I got is powder. Schultz. 10-60-10 I figured i'd just mix up half-strength into my water and go along with it. Anyone tried it for hydro? thanks for ur replies

Hello, I'm on the verge of flowering finally! FINALLY!! moohahahahahhahahha!!! I've got a Shultz Bloom fert with 10-60-10 NPK content: http://www.1888orchids.com/detail.php?prod_id=10-34-1586&view=detail And then there is that 2 part sensi-grow bloom cycle from advanced nutrients: GroWell...

well... as the roots grow, it needs more nutrients. thus, it needs more solution. thus, it needs to be sprayed more. best regards, GC

nice! thanks for all the response guys. DWC is really taking off. However, my theory is that and ebb and drip will give nutrients directly to the roots, therefore increasing speed of growth. Plus, there will be plenty of air for roots to suck in since it's not sitting in a solution...

very nice. thanks

LDB, I'm currently using it. This is my first real grow. It's doing pretty well. i'm using 5 out of the six pots for this session. In about a week and half, i will get into flowering. Although I'm sure that it will do well as a DWC, i will be converting this system into ebb and drip by...

try a 6 pot DWC... thats what i'm doing. You can get something like this: Emily's Garden Hydroponic System

I'm doing it in an Emily's Garden (DWC) but am converting to Ebb and Flow. In your opinion, which grows faster? DWC or Ebb and Flow? Or does it not matter? Thanks.