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That's such a broad question, it's quite difficult to answer. Tell us more about your grow space, ideas on hydro setups, lighting, venting, etc.

In terms of water, are we talking about tap water, well water, rain water, distilled water, reverse osmosis water, etc.?

In terms of nutes, what products are you considering? Are you cloning or growing from seed?

There is no single link that will provide you with accurate information on all the subjects you mentioned. My best advice is to use the search button often...and focus some of your searches on pH, PPM, EC, temps, and so on. Or search these forums through Google by entering something like this:

site:rollitup.org when to add nutes

Hope that helps. Best of luck to ya!

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Medical certifications are a wonderful thing

Heres ya link, with every detail covered for growing:
Roseman's DIY Bubbleponics Tutorial - Marijuana Growing

Got through 20 p[ages reading the rest tonight.

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Everything i say on here is a lie, My pictures are not real. And this is a computer im hacking using a device.

Good post.

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Ba da, ba da, Boom! It is as simple as that. Ba da, ba da, Boom!
http://www.rollitup.org/nutrients/29...-nutrient.html

Roseman he asked about hydroponics not bubbleponics. Bubbleponics is not hydroponics and the two are vastly different in their needs. Bubbleponics is in its own subforum for a reason, because it is not aeroponic or hydroponics, it more closely parallels aerogardens and DWC systems.

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Ba da, ba da, Boom! It is as simple as that. Ba da, ba da, Boom!
http://www.rollitup.org/nutrients/29...-nutrient.html

Fatman, do I have to teach you everything?

THE DICTIONAIRY AND WICKIPEDIA SAY:
Hydroponics (from the Greek words hydro water and ponos labor) is a method of growing plants using mineral nutrient solutions, in water, without soil.

You are the newb that posted in a thread that asked

WHAT TEMP SHOULD MY WATER BE IN THE RESERVOIR

AND
you responded to my answer.

My answer:

Originally Posted by Roseman


60 to 75 is good for the water temp in the reservoir and 65 is best!

Your response:
And you base this upon what, soil grows, CO2 starved grows, cold temperature grows of 75 and below wher the limiter is ambient CO2 levels or your ever touted fabulous collection of comic book grade growing books?
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Ba da, ba da, Boom! It is as simple as that. Ba da, ba da, Boom!

did you ever figure out we don't use water reservoir tanks in a soil grow?

I 'm going have to put you back on IGNORE again!

a link to fatmans ridiculous reply:
what tempture dose the reservoir have to be?

I'd say key is the rez temps when growing hydroponically, then second would be like most grows...the temp needs to be between 70-80, and humidity 40-50 percent, as low as 30 percent late flowering, and clones and veg plants can take 75 percent relative humidity.

Then I would say start your nutes 1/4 strength, less is more when it comes to nutes. As they get bigger you can up to nutes..just read the leaves. here is a couple tips about the leaves.

if they are clawing like a bird on the tips, then you have over nuted them, you need to flush , and go 1/2 strenght, and the new leaves should appear healthy..the older ones will stay the same.

cut off very bad nute burns on the leaves, or pluck dry leaves.

Aeroponics is a great way to go. Check out www.stinkbuddies.com for tutorials on DIY aero/nft systems and full instructions from seed to harvest

Roseman don,t ever address a reply towards me and I will never address one towards you. I won't waste my time with you, your ignorance or your hypocricy.

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Ba da, ba da, Boom! It is as simple as that. Ba da, ba da, Boom!
http://www.rollitup.org/nutrients/29...-nutrient.html

I would use tap water if i was you so you don't get wild ph swings like you would with distilled or RO because they have no buffers tap water does. Main thing is ph control so your plants get maximum nutrient uptake. You have to change the res water out every week or so. If your res gets light in it you can get algea you could counter this with h202.

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