Air gap between bottom of netpot and waterline?
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SnapsProvolone
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bradburry
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your suppose to dis @LetsGetCritical aswell..lol
LetsGetCritical
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oh he does just look in the contest thread lol
SnapsProvolone
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To each their turn, mine included, nobody is perfect.
LetsGetCritical
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is it dry yet?
LetsGetCritical
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FUCK YOU LAMEWHINER
bradburry
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who r u ...yoda
Gary Jarcia
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Ideally the water level should be right around the bottom of the net pot. And inchnor two below won't hurt a thing. The danger in DWC is getting the water level too high not too low. Water levels that are too high in a DWC setup, particularly in places with a lot of salt in the water, can cause basal stem disorder or elephant's foot. If this happens your plants will die before your eyes. Not cool. Never let the water get anywhere near the area where the stem meets the medium. I know this sounds stupid but you'd be surprised how many people do it and lose their plants in a flash. Also just as a side note; If you're not already, be very conscious of your water temps. Absolutely crucial in DWC.
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nameno
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My .02 Heath Robinson said leaving an air gap will waste energy growing
cord roots (thick roots look like cord)bring the water level up to the bottom of plant.I tried it Heath was right,now I tend to believe people that can get 72ozs out of 1 plant in a w/f.That tree grow he did gets me wide eyed.It's still hard to bring that level up that high but it works.
cord roots (thick roots look like cord)bring the water level up to the bottom of plant.I tried it Heath was right,now I tend to believe people that can get 72ozs out of 1 plant in a w/f.That tree grow he did gets me wide eyed.It's still hard to bring that level up that high but it works.
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