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P.s. i use 35% peroxyde solutionI rinse them with clear water and 7ml of peroxyde for each liter of water. The plant who mad the 90°degree this morning came straight back. I dont know how many time i should let it run like that... im going to change my reservoir too delete the peroxyde so i can add bennies and enzyme.View attachment 1348094View attachment 1348095View attachment 1348093
Sounds like you have some experience in soil. Good.Forget It for this one. Going back in peat/vermiculiteView attachment 1348335
Well this was an interesting read!!Forget It for this one. Going back in peat/vermiculiteView attachment 1348335
In a nft method where are the roots? Technically my system is suppose to work.. now , i just need more knowledge into hydroponic nutrient recipeWell this was an interesting read!!
This system would work if the roots had somewhere to be not just hanging in the air!!
With water deipping conatantly on the roots its suppose to be like nft... i will try it again at the end of summerI swear my system will work, my mistake, i started my seed in soil and was thinking to put them hydro and that will work. My mystake... anyway the plant will probably die anyway. I already plant 2 new seed if this one die.
In a nft method where are the roots? Technically my system is suppose to work.. now , i just need more knowledge into hydroponic nutrient recipe
What is this NFT you refer to??I swear my system will work, my mistake, i started my seed in soil and was thinking to put them hydro and that will work. My mystake... anyway the plant will probably die anyway. I already plant 2 new seed if this one die.
In a nft method where are the roots? Technically my system is suppose to work.. now , i just need more knowledge into hydroponic nutrient recipe
In a kratzky method at one point most of the roots are in air. Youll see, it will work. Im not the first who attempt thatWhat is this NFT you refer to??
All systems have to roots in something!
Aeroponics yes the roots sit in the air but they are constantly sprayed with highly oxygenated mist!!
If you filled the buckets with clay balls or perlite and drip fed them then this system would work.
Just having the roots hanging in a bucket with a bit of water dribbling over them will never work!
Your roots will be either dry to much and die or develop pathogens and die!!
And nft are constant flow, like strawberry in pipeWhat is this NFT you refer to??
All systems have to roots in something!
Aeroponics yes the roots sit in the air but they are constantly sprayed with highly oxygenated mist!!
If you filled the buckets with clay balls or perlite and drip fed them then this system would work.
Just having the roots hanging in a bucket with a bit of water dribbling over them will never work!
Your roots will be either dry to much and die or develop pathogens and die!!
Its ok, i shouldnt try them hydro anyway, i started them in peat and vermiculite, my bad. The cotton ball was in fact too much water and the rest not enough. Mistake are learning. Im spraying them with rhyzotonic. (Ascophyllum nodosum extract) They show sign of recovery since yesterday, im waiting the next leave to see whats happen.Sorry about that man! They really looked over watered. To get them some nutrients quick you can give them a few foliar feedings.
And nft are constant flow, like strawberry in pipe
Well seeWhat is the Nutrient Film Technique - NFT? How does it work? - Trees.com
Nutrient Film Technique (NFT) is a versatile and familiar hydroponic system. Today, I'll get down to the details of this interesting soilless system.www.trees.com
Yeah I don't think this will work for weed!!
Seems to be only for small leafy greens and strawberrys!
This plant was grown in an nft system. It works very well for weed.Yeah I don't think this will work for weed!!
Seems to be only for small leafy greens and strawberrys!
Haha oldguy71 nailed it XD, nice one, what is the big pipe diameter?This plant was grown in an nft system. It works very well for weed.View attachment 1348795
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