Yodaweed
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Good strat, I use a similar method, but don't go into the cups just right into the rocks after the seeds pop in the dome.ALERT: I've never argued that DWC is better or worse than any other growing technique, so let's not bring that old horse debate into this thread. I do it because it's simple, and doesn't attract soil borne insects. That's about it.
1. I still crack seeds with great success in paper towells, then place in root plug or jiffy 7 pellet. Keep under a humidity dome - I use washed McDonalds parfait cups [ they're delicious, btw. ] Many single cups vs one dome with many seedlings works better for me.
2. When roots show, I move it to a styrofoam cup filled with lava pellets, and holes punched in the bottom of the cup. This cup is placed in a 2nd cup - same size - with a solid bottom. Water the seedling once daily, pouring through the stones to the second cup. I never use nutes until they ask for it [ slight paleness ].
3. When roots grow two inch tails into the second cup, it's time to place them in your bucket. *** If you have plants ahead, and need to buy some time, it's easy to set the first cup into another same size cup of stones [ holes in bottom ] about 1/3 full, so they're not easily tipped over. You'll gain a week, then move into buckets.
That's about it, amigo.
Here's my current RDWC plant, golden lemons from DNA seeds.
I think our methods might be a little different because my DWC system has a recycling drip feeder too.
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