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Always add your nutrients to the water; Micro, Gro & Bloom in that order. The amounts on the feeding schedule are ml per gallon so multiply the amounts by 5 for the phase your plant is in for your 5 gallon reservoir.

Bury the small cubes under the hydrton and cover the tops of the larger ones (i.e. 4" or 6") with block covers or cut thick plastic to fit them.

Very true. I have 11 sweet peppers in 4" rockwool and 11 sweet peppers in 3" net pots; all buried in hydroton and silica stone in a 4'x4' flood and drain. I flood 4 times a day for 15 minutes. They look great and have wll over 100 medium size peppers on so far. Once your roots form a carpet...

I believe that the 20 liter is about 25 pounds and should do 32 of the 3" net pots

Not the same question, but same concept with 6" rockwool cubes in a 4'x4' flood & drain and want to know which medium is better to cover the bottom of the table with and why? I am considering loose piece coir, hydrotron, silica rock. I'm leaning towards the loose piece coir due to its high...

yes you can

Order of success.... H.I.D. (HPS, MH) High Output T5'S, CFL's. T8's and T12's are pretty much wotrthless.

Get the storage solution. Otherwise you'll get messed up readings at first, continually try to calibrate it and then have to replace the probe or meter. Get the solution.

You need to use all 3 of the FF; Grow Big, Big Bloom and Tiger Bloom throughout your grow to get the correct levels of NPK and trace elements. Look for their feeding schedule online; it's pretty clear.

True for soil; not hydro. Hydro = 5.6 to 5.8.

I've had very good success with mixed spectrum T5's from start to finish.

It's not too late. There are several products that can be used up until the day of harvest. Check out some of the online pesticides; especially the "Safer" or "Safeway" brands.

The loose bagged coco piece coir would be lighter than the Hydroton in the bottom of your trays and retain moisture during the non-flood period and allow oxygen to the roots. It also provides a support for the roots to take hold of. The 6" x 6" rockwool cubes would work well set right on top of...

Check out the Air King 6" clip on fan. Clip a couple to the poles and they should give you enough air flow. I use two of them in a similar size Homebox.

You get everything in the kit for a bubble system. The only issue would be to setup a top drip system or hand water until your babies' roots reach water level in the buckets.

Just take a small cutting of the leaf around the bud with the trich's and then put it under the microscope. I have the same microscope from RadioShack and it gives great views of the trichs this way.

Hey morrisgreenburg. I thought we decided that this was beat to death already?

Hygrozyme doesn't cure root rot, but I have found that whatever I start with I stay with. If I start with Hygrozyme I stay with it or Aquashield if I use it instead. No more switching for me. GH Subculture B is also good for root strengthening in the early stages. But the point is you have to...

I will try to get pics of my T5 grows uploaded tonight. The HO T5's with mixed spectrum bulbs is the way to go though. My results are better with 4 of the 6400k and 4 of the 3000k bulbs rather than all 3000k. I have two of the New Wave 2-ft. with 23 watts per bulb.

I've grown several of the DP WW and have some hanging now to dry. My girls got 6 to 7 feet tall and very lanky with big, dense buds that had to be staked up and still broke some of the stems. Very sweet and sticky. One of my favorite buzzzzzz.