bogglegum
Member
First off, I only do hydro and am very experienced using aeroponics and dwc. (10 plus years) I mostly do aero.
anyway, a few years ago I realized that rapid rooters are the WAY TO GO when it comes to starting seeds.
Airflow is so important at the beginning of a seeds life. Rr have a lot of airflow!!
rock wool, on the other hand, doesn't. It retains so much water it can kill off a seed quickly if over watered.
now yes, you do need to check on your Rapid rooters more often but what I do is...
put a phd container of water w/ a tiny bit of rooting solution by your rr plug tray and 3/4 times a day.. Go drip some on the plugs. Best part about rr plugs is they breathe!!! Which never allows you to over water. ( but be smart dont dump.a lot of water.
I'm sure most know this and I'm sure some of you use rock wool bc you know how to airate them but I've just found rr to be so much more forgiving and easier.
anyway, a few years ago I realized that rapid rooters are the WAY TO GO when it comes to starting seeds.
Airflow is so important at the beginning of a seeds life. Rr have a lot of airflow!!
rock wool, on the other hand, doesn't. It retains so much water it can kill off a seed quickly if over watered.
now yes, you do need to check on your Rapid rooters more often but what I do is...
put a phd container of water w/ a tiny bit of rooting solution by your rr plug tray and 3/4 times a day.. Go drip some on the plugs. Best part about rr plugs is they breathe!!! Which never allows you to over water. ( but be smart dont dump.a lot of water.
I'm sure most know this and I'm sure some of you use rock wool bc you know how to airate them but I've just found rr to be so much more forgiving and easier.