RDWC Questions

And honestly if you look at @Heisengrow setup, I did the exact same system he has, just smaller. You find some of his root porn in this thread https://www.rollitup.org/t/diy-rdwc.972053/

Badrice08 said:

And honestly if you look at @Heisengrow setup, I did the exact same system he has, just smaller. You find some of his root porn in this thread https://www.rollitup.org/t/diy-rdwc.972053/

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That's real cant argue that his shit on point. Damn it lmao "Got to spend money to make money".

Basically there are 1000 ways to skin this cat, pick one you want to try. Try it, then learn what worked what didn't and keep improving each grow.

Kingkush325 said:

Kool uniseal slightly above the bottom and but what you mean 2.5" ?

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The hole size to drill into the bucket is 2-1/2" for the 1-1/2" sized uniseal.

Airwalker16 said:

The hole size to drill into the bucket is 2-1/2" for the 1-1/2" sized uniseal.

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Ok a 1 in difference

Kingkush325 said:

True true I only have a 5×3 area to work with. So trying to stay compact so I figured 5 gl . This is my current set up trying to fit my rdwc in my closet lmao View attachment 4233049

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I feel ya.
I'm working in a 5x5 area in a walk-in closet. 4-17 gal totes along both wall with an aisle. Now try that with one leg...

GBAUTO said:

I feel ya.
I'm working in a 5x5 area in a walk-in closet. 4-17 gal totes along both wall with an aisle. Now try that with one leg...

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Sounds damn near like what I want to set up lol

Kingkush325 said:

Honestly the closet is in my master bedroom with temperature under control. Been running hydroguard and roots are straight . Is the chiller necessary ?

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I've been doing just that for a couple of years. I only do a single grow over the winter to produce my meds so room temps don't get over 85degF. I have always run hydroguard or GFF and no issues so far(knock on wood).

NCSmallTime said:

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Those are good air pumps, and they get pretty warm. You only need to run one of those pumps. I am running eight 4" air stones off one of those pumps, and I could run more.
A fan on it will drop the pump temps down 20-30 degrees. A hot pump is blowing hot air into your water. Two overkill pumps are fighting each other in your setup, and that also makes them heat up because they have more air resistance. Also, 1' of hose on the inlet makes a great muffler.