so i got some questions about this bubbleponics business

so basically i was wondering if anyone has tried using bubbleponics crossed with SrOG method and a t5 HO flouro i was thinkin of tryin it out and buildin my screen to the dimensions of my t5 lamp think its roughly 4ft by 2 ft would use a hps but heat is going to be an issue if i do, any and all advice would be much appreciated

sounds like it'll work to me!

i shoulda reworded im sorry im wondering what people yield with this setup if any1 has done it or would flowering under t5 offset the advantages of going hydro or would i be better off just leaving it alone and staying with soil under a hps? heat would be an issue if i tried the hydro setup due to me having to do another room (i lack extra space)

I don't think you would offset the advantages of hydro by using t5.
The only setback would be less buds without the penetration of the hps.
With the scrog you will still get a nice yield.
Maybe throw in a few CFL for good measure

skip the feeder tubes...More trouble than they are worth. Just do straight DWC.

Banditt said:

skip the feeder tubes...More trouble than they are worth. Just do straight DWC.

Click to expand...

i hv done DWC for some years & all you have to worry is that there are enough air stones in the bucket so the roots can live. you will get the roots covering the whole floor of the bucket & as long as the airstones are working you hv no problem at all. https://www.rollitup.org/images/icons/icon12.gif

i found a really nice airstone 4" x 10" micro pore and looking at a 60gal air pump think that'll be enough for a 1 plant setup? not sure if im goin with a 5 gal bucket or a 10 gal rubbermaid container if i go with a 5 gal bucket im goin with a 8" round micropore airstone same pump i believe it has variable speeds ive done my homework on DWC but lack the experience in the field and have never used a flourescent to flower before so it will be a completely new experience for me the whole indoor thing is still relatively new to me still but ive read many many books and using trial and error as well but that route is usually more costly and thank you pwizzle for the tip on the spot lighting