In mid-August I transferred two Dutch Passion Twilights from their smaller Hempy buckets to larger quarters. One was placed in a 2 gal bucket: the other in a 2 gallon Waterfarm.
Here is the plant which was grown in the Hempy Bucket
and here is the plant which was grown in the Waterfarm
The conditions in which they were raised were identical - a balcony with southern exposure and ample sunlight. They were fed the same nutrient mix, and were both placed in flower on September 2.
I used aquarium gravel and hydroton pellets rather than the hempy standard vermiculite/perlite mix, so that may have also had an impact on the final growth of the Hempy Twilight. However, based on this I would say that if you are only going to grow one or two plants it makes sense to spend the $50-60 for a Waterfarm rather than setting up a hempy bucket. The return from one good harvest will more than make up for the difference.
Here is the plant which was grown in the Hempy Bucket
and here is the plant which was grown in the Waterfarm
The conditions in which they were raised were identical - a balcony with southern exposure and ample sunlight. They were fed the same nutrient mix, and were both placed in flower on September 2.
I used aquarium gravel and hydroton pellets rather than the hempy standard vermiculite/perlite mix, so that may have also had an impact on the final growth of the Hempy Twilight. However, based on this I would say that if you are only going to grow one or two plants it makes sense to spend the $50-60 for a Waterfarm rather than setting up a hempy bucket. The return from one good harvest will more than make up for the difference.
