Depends on they type of hydro set up. Nutrient solutions are well aerated if not in constant circulation. Some set ups such as aeroponics provide superior oxygenation to the root zone.if overwatering = stress, then how does hydroponics mysteriously defy the laws of mj?? imean its literaly in straight water.
Depends on they type of hydro set up. Nutrient solutions are well aerated if not in constant circulation. Some set ups such as aeroponics provide superior oxygenation to the root zone.
Its all about the oxygen. Plants in DWC (deep water culture) have their roots submerged completely pretty much all of the time. Its all about having airstones in the bottom providing that ever needed oxygen that keeps the plant alive and kicking. Other forms of hydro always have some way of getting lots of air to the root zone. Thats what makes the plant defy being overwatered.
They will die from shock if you move them to hydro from soil. Buy hydro nutrients at a grow shop or online.so the roots shouldnt float along the water's surface???
oh and also, if my plants are all in dirt right now, would it be ok to put them into my hydro system now? imean put 100% of the roots into the water and only thing at the top is just to hold my plants straight?
They will die from shock if you move them to hydro from soil. Buy hydro nutrients at a grow shop or online.
well explained. BUT* can u get ANY of those nutrient solutions in hawaii?? i live on oahu and the garden shops here are pretty lame, only selling miracle grow. this one lady told me "Oh go use the powders, all purpose and superbloom miracle grow. shud do you good!". ugh.. i prefferably want GH. and some1 told me i could skip the FloraGrow and go with the "Lucas method" so i can save some money. which is the best on the price-performance ratio???Your plants dont ever get overwatered really, they get under oxygenated. When you ater em too much in soil they cdrown in unoxygenated soil, no air in the dirt.
In hydro they are constantly being given air. That is what it is all about getting more air to the roots. The airstone gives the water alot of air to hold that dirt could not. So in only water being oumped full of air they get alot more air than they could in dirt, that is what maes them grow so well. more air.
they get under aired then they die. too much water too dirt does it. airtones in dwc a must! Airstones for other things just nice as the movemnt of the nutrient water gives the air.
we give hydro nutrients a secial set of assests in their mix to give the water the properties of soil. Mae sure you buy hydro nutes. Gh 3 part is the most used. But advanced seems to be everyones fav along with fox farms. Also canna nutes is a 2 part deal so less chance to mess up. The astronaits use GH 3 part micro, grow, and bloom.
what will your medium be? Dwc,, it sounds like.
You can transplant form dirt easy. Carefully remove the pot and gently wash off the roots in water, ro water, carfully clean all the roots then lay into your netpots or whateber hydro mediumm you have chosen. Lots off peeps use netpots an hydroton or any other fast dry media. I suggest dunking your plants in a bowl of water sotly to clean. Try not to tear any roots as that will damage and use superthrve in the water. Let them big enough that transplanting them wont hurt too tiny of roots, waht the guy above me said
any questions ?
I have no room for pots as u can see in my picture. if i am to keep my children i have no other choice. my friend who grew her own hydros is in china right now and i cannot contact her. she had alot of yield in an even smaller space than what i got so i know its possible. 'All this trouble why not just grow them in soil? It is really a bad idea to move plants from dirt to hydro. Don't take the chance, take clones instead. I'm not sure what you are trying to build there???
im talking about hydroponicsif u have good med. then there no way to over water it if too much water then it wont grow as fast