Hydroponic Setup Outside

recvryjst42day

Well-Known Member

• May 14, 2007

• #1

I was thinking of doing an outdoor Hydro setup, and ideas?? Think its stupid? Think I'll have tree sized plants? Comments/Suggestions? Post away!

 

sk3tch3

Well-Known Member

• May 14, 2007

• #2

why would you want to go through the trouble?

 

Beaner

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• May 14, 2007

• #3

would'nt work well, keeping the resevoir from getting alge and not to mention the electricity needed to run any kind of hydro setup, basicly there is a reason people don't do it, it is waaaaaay more work than it would be worth.

 

recvryjst42day

Well-Known Member

• May 14, 2007

• #4

Beaner said:

would'nt work well, keeping the resevoir from getting alge and not to mention the electricity needed to run any kind of hydro setup, basicly there is a reason people don't do it, it is waaaaaay more work than it would be worth.

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Yea good point, was stoned. LOL

 

Grow-King

New Member

• May 14, 2007

• #5

not true, theres a thread on here i recently saw that is a easy hydro setup that could easily work outdoors, just take a bucked drill a hole into the side few inches up, then put the plant in somethin like 4 parts perlite 1 part vermiculite,if i remember correctgly, then water the plant in the bucket till the water comes out the hole, then just let the plant grow and the tap will eventually reach the water, but u gotta water it alot

 

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fdd2blk

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• May 14, 2007

• #6

wanna hear another secret. up north, humboldt county, they have flood tables in greenhouses. yes my friends outdoor hydro. it gets even better. the greenhouses have shade clothes so the light hours can be controlled. they flower in the summer outdoor hydro.

 

FilthyFletch

Mr I Can Do That For Half

• May 14, 2007

• #7

fdd no way! your making this science fiction story up arent you lol

 

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fdd2blk

Well-Known Member

• May 14, 2007

• #8

it's pretty easy. build a greenhouse, fill it full of flood tables, install clones, wait for the sun to come up, watch them grow after 12 hours the roof closes.

Grobots Flower Forcer

 

Beaner

Well-Known Member

• May 14, 2007

• #9

that would yield like no other i bet!!! the strength of the sun in the summer...that would be cool too see, though too much work for me.

 

recvryjst42day

Well-Known Member

• May 14, 2007

• #10

I cant wait for my greenhouse. I'm hoping to have one by the beginning of next year! Buying a shed next month, for an outdoor...indoor grow. Don't have room inside the house. Definitely going to look into somthing like an auto-awning. Sort of like light shades, this way they will run off a timer!

 

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Therushnkid

Active Member

• May 18, 2007

• #11

I've been thinking about trying something like the bucket idea for awhile now. I've been coming up with different ideas trying to perfect and things. I'm going to get a 5 gal bucket, with some drip hoses coming off of it. Then i'm going to put a little valve on the hose, just fill the bucket up with my nutes, keep the valve open just barely enough to drip water on it every once in a great while. It will keep if perfectly watered the entire time. I should only have to visit like once every 2-3 weeks. I'm also thinking about doing a two hose system for two different plants.