NorthernCalifornia
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whats the best hydro set up for S.O.G method(sea of green)?

spot on! room size and budget? i love flood/drain too but when i wanted to do SOG i did a dwc tray filled with plants much easier for that specific technique, since you will be harvesting and putting clones in flower often, i felt flood/drain with so many small plants harvested so ofen, was too much growrock cleaning. if room gets bigger, more money for pumps and climate control is needed, i don't think i would do DWC in a huge room though, how many watts you planning to run? growing for personal?what size room u are working with. there are a lot of question that need to be answered. example, what size room, how much u want to spend, what size light, fans filther ? i love ebb& drain on a table but eveyone one has there own fav.
I agree. If the air pump fails in DWC then you risk drowning....if the water pump/timer fails in Aero the roots will dry out. With ebb and flow you have time to get to the plants before either happens.i would say flood n drain system over the sprayers in the vinyl fence posts. i ran ebb n flow for my first hydro run, and it was much easier than the sprayers.. a few things i found of advantage were, not as many waterings per day, easier access to roots, roots have something to grow into, and it ensures darkness to the roots in turn eliminating risk of algae growth.
The vinyl fence posts with sprayers wasnt as good, i found too many light/water leaks. and it has to spray a couple of times an hour at least. wastes water.