is this a new technique?

Mad Lab

Mad Lab

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I think it's great. Cool idea for a small hobbiest that likes soil and doesnt want to convert to hydro.

I only consider organic soil for outdoor production but I can't wait to do a fun little side by side comparison in my house just for goofs.
 
quantumwot

quantumwot

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Mad Lab said:
I think it's great. Cool idea for a small hobbiest that likes soil and doesnt want to convert to hydro.

I only consider organic soil for outdoor production but I can't wait to do a fun little side by side comparison in my house just for goofs.
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are you going to try it ?
 
Mad Lab

Mad Lab

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I am. Just to see what happens, although even if I like it I will still never run soil indoors for serious production. Wastes too much water.

I also like the idea of using this for mother plants as stated above.
 
chuck estevez

chuck estevez

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quantumwot said:
more like exaggerates them :)

how come this technique isn't as well know as other techniques .... Like hempy ?

is it worth doing?
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because, you either do hydro, or you do soil. why run air to 30-100 pots just to copy hydro, when you can just do hydro.

and, according to his theory on spidermites, why do hydro guys still get them,mainliner??
 
WeedFreak78

WeedFreak78

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tip top toker said:
Exactly like that. It's not some new method or technology as they're trying to have you believe. I also like the arbitrary numbers he uses to create a wow factor.
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Leading scientist say 95% of people believe something when its quantified by percentages, that's over 50% more people than those that don't!
 
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Spanky84

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I'd rather stick with my DWC bucket where I control the pH, nutrient levels and everything. Going half way here seems to cancel out most of the benefits of both sides.
 
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