if the water did not have a stone did u have a drip ring because they need air in the water that is just basic life stuff
when u filling it off the tap at home u are mixing air into the water then when u pour u are mixing more air in ..............dissolved oxygen is a must in the water the guy is talking about a full grown plant and cutting the air in the water
the roots will drown .....the feed in the system will settle
Fact: I have done it, first hand, purposely and unintentional, and have never killed a plant due to "drowning" it. 8 years of deep water culture with plenty of 2-5 day power outages along the way. Please just trust me until you can run your own experiment.
You are correct o2 is vital for plant growth and survival, but your roots are getting enough oxygen from whats floating in your reservoir or hanging from your net pot. As long as you have a low enough ec the plant will keep up taking water just fine.
Is ot possible to kill a plant by drowning it? Sure. In a closed reservoir filled to the top
i am sorry u are messed up
the sheer fact of growing is to get it as perfect as we can so the plant go boom with flowers and resins anything other then is useless what u are talking about the plant he has would be damaged the glands undersized the power will be weak
all HYDRO systems need dissolved oxygen ......ebb and flow....dwc....drip all of them a plant that lives and gives u 14 grams if that lucky with how much money in gear power and chemicals to feed it .....your method is crazy the numbers make it not worth it and that would close down every shop/grow in the world
the power goes out in a decent hydro u have about 6/7 hours to rig something up for those roots to get air so the grow does not under yield ........if u look at a major grow they have a tie in to city power and they also have a back up gen to run the air pumps and lights
it just common sense .......sorry if i am coming off like a ass but dang man this is like ppl saying nazi and jewish ppl never did death camps or aids is fake
Are you really this dense? This isn't my 'method' of growing. The topic was if this guys plants were going to die. You lead him astray and I called you out. His plants would NOT DIE.
Not once did I say using stagnant water is a prefered method of mine, nor did I say its optimal. I have kept genetics this way with very low ec though and the stunted growth fits my grow cycle wonderfully.
Im well aware of the conditions needed for optimal growth, you just got butt hurt you were wrong and made up an entirely new topic in your head