Voidling
Well-Known Member
I'm pretty sure that pound would last me a couple of years of personal use.
It's a hydro grow, but in terms of dialing in climate they got it all taken care of in a sealed room. How to seal it so there is absolutely no odor coming out. Got cooling and co2 going on and 3 1k lights.
I personally like to water plants from the bottom. Two ways of doing it. Sitting a pot in shallow water for a longer period of time and letting it wick up, or setting it in deeper water all at once and drain away in a shorter period of time. I prefer the second method most times to make sure that there are no dry pockets within the soil, but that's usually only an issue if they dry too much in between waterings. My thought is you could build wood and fiberglass troughs that you can set the pots down into and build them couple feet off the floor. Figure out your watering schedule to flood and drain. Would be quite similar to stinkbuds hydro then.
And even though my chilies got water in the rain, two are still horribly wilted
It's a hydro grow, but in terms of dialing in climate they got it all taken care of in a sealed room. How to seal it so there is absolutely no odor coming out. Got cooling and co2 going on and 3 1k lights.
I personally like to water plants from the bottom. Two ways of doing it. Sitting a pot in shallow water for a longer period of time and letting it wick up, or setting it in deeper water all at once and drain away in a shorter period of time. I prefer the second method most times to make sure that there are no dry pockets within the soil, but that's usually only an issue if they dry too much in between waterings. My thought is you could build wood and fiberglass troughs that you can set the pots down into and build them couple feet off the floor. Figure out your watering schedule to flood and drain. Would be quite similar to stinkbuds hydro then.
And even though my chilies got water in the rain, two are still horribly wilted