marlboro05
Active Member
Here are pictures of two little ninja sisters
One is a hydro ninja and the other is a coco.
After following this thread and some advice from Zen Master, the coco baby is alive.
So far I can tell that coco is MUCH easier than bubbleponics.
Coco forgives the mistakes I do with no accurate % of nutrients etc.
Also by "dipping" its bucket into a big one I ensure bottom feed and coco drains very well.
So far me and the coco ninja enjoy the product very much.

The second ninja is in a bubbleponics. Very sensitive to any nutrient changes, less tolerant to mistakes, but still doing very good I think.
One is a hydro ninja and the other is a coco.
After following this thread and some advice from Zen Master, the coco baby is alive.
So far I can tell that coco is MUCH easier than bubbleponics.
Coco forgives the mistakes I do with no accurate % of nutrients etc.
Also by "dipping" its bucket into a big one I ensure bottom feed and coco drains very well.
So far me and the coco ninja enjoy the product very much.

The second ninja is in a bubbleponics. Very sensitive to any nutrient changes, less tolerant to mistakes, but still doing very good I think.