So, I'm thinking about trying to build a small(ish) hydro setup and had some general questions.
What size pot (or basket,net,ect.) will I need? I will be starting from seed in a rockwool cube and then placing the cube into pearlite or something of the sort in a flood and drain type of system. I just don't want the little guys too crowded if I'm putting them into individual pots anyway.
Also, how much room should I allow for height and width on each plant? For example, it 1' between pots a decent amount or should it be closer to 2'? I know this is mainly dependent on strain, but a nice general guideline would kick a lot of ass.
Here is a general idea for what I'm wanting to build.
http://homeharvest.com/homeharvest2000pics/GenHydroaeroflow60Picture.jpg
Only difference is that instead of aero, I would want to angle the "tubes" slightly downward towards my reservoir, pumping water in at the high end and letting it run down and drain back into the reservoir.
Any help, advice, tips or anything else anyone can give me before I tackle this mission would be awesome.
What size pot (or basket,net,ect.) will I need? I will be starting from seed in a rockwool cube and then placing the cube into pearlite or something of the sort in a flood and drain type of system. I just don't want the little guys too crowded if I'm putting them into individual pots anyway.
Also, how much room should I allow for height and width on each plant? For example, it 1' between pots a decent amount or should it be closer to 2'? I know this is mainly dependent on strain, but a nice general guideline would kick a lot of ass.
Here is a general idea for what I'm wanting to build.
http://homeharvest.com/homeharvest2000pics/GenHydroaeroflow60Picture.jpg
Only difference is that instead of aero, I would want to angle the "tubes" slightly downward towards my reservoir, pumping water in at the high end and letting it run down and drain back into the reservoir.
Any help, advice, tips or anything else anyone can give me before I tackle this mission would be awesome.