I have four clones I’m growing one is the Nicole Kush hydro and the other three are white widow and blue dream
I forgot to take a picture of the Nicole Kush hydro and I’m two lazy to go upstairs and take a picture
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I wish I could figure out hydro. I just can’t get it right
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I’m with ya. I just don’t understand how to put it together and the water testing. I think ill stick to soil for now. Lol
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I’m not going to lie I killed my first hydro, it does take some quick fixing if you do mess up but the results are much bigger
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I learned hydro on a flood and drain system with coco and perlite medium.
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Yeah this is a very basic setup and forget it tell you hydro system, all you have to do is clean it every week and put fresh chemicals in
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Yeah I have changed thing up a bit since then, now I’m using clay balls, top drip reducing my reservoir from 60 gallons to 20 gallons,making my system more efficient. The biggest problem I have had in the past was warm reservoir water.
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What temperature should it be?
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I like to keep mine at 68°f.
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Your plants are looking really good @chefjonnyg. I love growing hydro and don’t think I’ll ever go back to soil inside. Good luck brother!
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Looks really pretty tho… Cold probably slowed phosphorus intake
My hydroponic Nicole Kush has a week or two till harvest, can’t wait. If you guys have never tried this cultivar, I highly recommend it. It’s got good yield, mold and disease resistant and it’s super easy to grow. This is a fifth generation clone from the first plant I’ve ever grown and it’s still growing strong
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@chefjonnyg… you said 5th gen clone … does that mean you are taking clones off the clone… and if so I thought that wasn’t a good idea… idk why but I heard that
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It’s is. It worked for me. I’ve heard that to but the yeild is about the same
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