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Old 04-10-2009, 12:45 AM
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Welcome to Rollitup

I had this very debate with myself several months back, while it was more expensive on the short term, i settled on ebb and flow for several reasons;
-by not having the roots submerged 24/7 they will be healthier and less prone to rot.
-Its much more convienient to have a reservoir seperate from your plants when changing water/cleaning it.
-the experts generally agree that active hydro will out-yield passive hydro, and my growing hero Al B Fuct grows ebb and flow.
-its much easier to do a perpetual harvest sea of green (in my opinion) with flood tables

I'm definitely happy with my choice and would reccomend it to anyone.

I take plants straight from my aerocloner into the tables under 1000w hps @ 12/12

They flood 3 times per lights on for 12 minutes and go unwatered when the lights are off.

Its only my first run, but even with the tiny, unhealthy clones i cut i should yield between 10-25 grams per plant.

I can't say enough good things about ebb and flow.

As i said, im still pretty green to hydro, but if i can help you in any way feel free to ask.
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