My budding is trying to talk me into going hydro

kgb424

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I need info on EBB Flow setups, thinking about maybe 2 2' x 4' or bigger trays, one for my tent and one for my T5's stand,he is thinking $300 or less for two trays,reservoirs,pumps,drains, I say on line you can get the tray with stand and reservoir, pump, timer, not sure what a good price is, on some thing like that.
 

kgb424

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I'm growing in soiless mix, he thought it would be easier for me to go hydro, he has a similar set up, that I say it in operation, just wanted some other opinions on going hydro, and different EBB Flow setups
 
get a cheap 4 port air pump like $40, some air stones like $2 each, 5 gallon net pot lids $5 each or so maybe, and some 5 gallon buckets $3 or so, plus some newts and you can have a hydo setup for under a $100, great easy setup to use, ive done ebb & flow but i think DWC is the easiest with the best results for me.

quick youtube search brought up this guy who goes over it and is funny to listen to...ruuutes ! lol http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iUr670ShjsI&list=UU4OXqZ0crwY_2sX7cWX-6RA&index=4&feature=plcp
 

HSA

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KGB: Are you ready? Things are going to happen real fast in hydro so you really need to know what the hell you're doing or you're likely in for a lot of disappointment. If you haven't got a lot of experience then I suggest you RTFB. Hank
 

kgb424

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I have been growing for a little while, I started growing outside, then I built a greenhouse,then I built pc case grow box, then a 2' x 2' x 2' grow box with 10 Cfl's in it, then I built my own F54 T5 HO fixture, then bought a F54 T5 Ho fixture,and built a pvc T5 stand, so now I use a heat mat and T'5 to get my plants to 18'' to 24'' tall and was putting them outside or in the greenhouse, so I bought a tent and a 1000' watt MH/HPS so now I'm stepping up and trying indoor, that's why my friend suggested hydro He says its easier to use a EBB Flow setup then to grow in soil, I don't mind having too water every other day, not dump 40 gallons a week down the drain.
 
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