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Haha very true

Please do. I'll warn you though.... You may find yourself checking in on them a few times a day and in my case, failing miserably to get my wife as excited as me when they have a growth spurt!

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For those who are interested the system is made up of the following 3 tubs from Bunnings Expanded clay rocks (hydroton) 3 hydroponic pots 5", I think Two 25mm hoses joining the buckets at the bottom 1 outdoor water feature pump from Bunnings 19mm hose and joiners coming up from the pump...

http://aussiehomebrewer.com/topic/92502-hydroponic-hops/#entry1407728 I found it hard to get scientific info online, so will keep the topic above alive in the hope that people with more experience than me will their in their two cents worth.

Just watched a few youtube videos. It's a very interesting system!! will research more :)

now after approx 4 weeks. I snuck a tomato plant in there last week as an experiment.

First attempt at Hydro Hops

I also waited too long to start training my bines around the twine. It snapped and died but after trimming it back to the node a new shoot is starting to grow.

Cheers for the advice partial man. I'll up the ppm over the next few days. My ph meter fell into wort a few days ago I have to wait until it's replacement arrives. ppm of the water is 57. I'm using the same .5micron filtered water that I use for brewing. for some reason my ph had risen to over 8...

I'm struggling to upload images to the post so below is a link to the gallery. each image has the date it was taken in the name http://aussiehomebrewer.com/gallery/album/1420-hydroponic-hops/