Hydro to Hempy

ImarriedaBitch

Active Member
I finally figuired out what to do with all that expensive hydro equipment I bought....


Put it on sleezebay or...





:joint::hump::bigjoint:


Chems.... PH.... TDS.... Burning leaves.... root rot.... Oh MY!!
 

ImarriedaBitch

Active Member
I finally gave up after using the DH Hydo-farm and the net buckets. Its very frustrating trying to balance PH, nutes, res temp etc.

Seems that Hempy has finally stumbled on something easy and exciting! :hump::hump:
 

Azgrow

Well-Known Member
well bring it to the thread in my sig an lets see what ya'll can do with the hempy system...peace az
 

kenaz

Well-Known Member
I'm about to take the Hydroton pellets out of an idle Waterfarm and use them for Hempy buckets for some Skunk x Haze seedlings I'm germing outdoors.

What sold me on Hempys was the simplicity. There's one point of failure -- me. I can forget to water for a week or overwater regularly for a couple of weeks, but I don't have to worry about machinery dying on me. Not to mention that Hempy is much more space-effective than a Waterfarm: I can grow 4-5 plants in 5" x 6" x 7" containers with plenty of room in the area taken up by one Waterfarm.
 

ImarriedaBitch

Active Member
Thanks for the comments from the Hempy pioneers!:mrgreen:

I pulled my best looking (heat/Nute stressed) plant from the Hyro bucket today and it didn't miss a beat like the others!!

Hydro
Hempy 3 hrs later

:hump::hump::blsmoke:
 

ImarriedaBitch

Active Member
The plant yellowing was my primary reason to transfering it to Hempy. It was progressing more each day. Roots we over a foot long too.

We'll see what happens, but I am sure it will be better

IMAB :peace:

HAPPy 420!!:mrgreen:
 

bigd921

Well-Known Member
give it a day or 2 and you should start to see improvement, I took 2 of mine out of a dwc system and thru them in hempy bucketrs, and I havent looked back....
 

bigwheel

Well-Known Member
Well what is the rule of thumb about repotting those plants? Apparently if they real little or seeds or whutever they have to put in little cups..then moved to increasing larger vessels till you reach the 2 or 3 gallon bucket. Did I interpret that right? Thanks.

bigwheel
 

Azgrow

Well-Known Member
yes work your way up to larger pots...let the perlite dry a lil befor transplant an you can flip the containers over into your hand to transplant..or if using soft plastic or styrofoam you can simply cut the bottem off an place into the larger container old container an all....peace az
 
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