water level on DWC

Eharmony420

Well-Known Member
ANy thoughts on how well a dwc compares too a aerosystem. I about to choos to make this 100 litr rubbermaid into a dwc or aerogarden. SO far my plants love dwc's . Man they get cloned in them they veg in them and they flowerin them. I cud build u a dwc nuclear bomb in a diy 30 sec post but aerogarden sounds fun. Theres a pump for 360gph for 36 bucks on ebay with free shipping!
 

flipsidesw

New Member
Aeroponics can handle higher res temperatures. Dwc can be hard to get the water cool. If ur flowering clones definately go aero. If ur growing big plants prolly the dwc since in late flowering ur gonna have alot of roots. I think if u go with an aero setup and "Lollipop" u'll get the most out of ur lighting and the least problems.
 

SilkShaker14

Active Member
ok i know one person said at least 1" airspace between the water level and bottom of net pots....but i just saw two people with the water level up to and beyond (slightly) the bottom of net pots.....please clarify???
 
as long as the air pump is aerating the nute solution it should be good..put your seedlings in there when they get established root system
 

NewGrowth

Well-Known Member
ok i know one person said at least 1" airspace between the water level and bottom of net pots....but i just saw two people with the water level up to and beyond (slightly) the bottom of net pots.....please clarify???
Some people fill up a DWC system but for established plants you are able to provide additional oxygen to part of the root allowing the air space. :peace:
 

Bifta

Well-Known Member
as soon as you see roots coming from bottom of net pots you can let the water level drop 2in below if there sre no roots showing i had my level about 5mm from bottom of pots
hope this helps m8
 

figaz

Active Member
dam my plant in da same system no where near that big wat kind of light nutrient and my net pod smerge in water do that slow growth
 
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