I'd like to try growing hops in hydroponics some time. I bet they'd grow like crazy. Faster, bigger, etc. Deep water culture buckets would be a good option.
I'd like to try growing hops in hydroponics some time. I bet they'd grow like crazy. Faster, bigger, etc. Deep water culture buckets would be a good option.
dont have to grow them high can grow them sideways cant ya ?? ive seen a dope plant that was only about 2 foot tall but about 12 foot wideConsidering how far up a hop vine can grow you're hanging that hydro lamp darn high!
Hopper.
dont have to grow them high can grow them sideways cant ya ?? ive seen a dope plant that was only about 2 foot tall but about 12 foot wide
Hydroponics are very simple, just like seeing someone actually do AG for the first time.... but way more basic than that.
- Take a bucket/large plastic pot with lid and cover the whole thing in aluminium tape to keep out any light
- Find a small mesh basket or similar, fill it with clay pellets
- Drill a hole in the bucket lid to fit the mesh basket securely
- Place an airstone and plastic tubing going from the bottom of bucket to a fishtank air-pump
- Fill with water, and a pre-determined ratio of nutrients. Make the PH corrections. You'd use a TDS (total dissolved solids) meter, and PH meter here to make everything easy.
- Place small plant/rhizomes in the mesh bucket with the clay pellets, which is now part submerged in bubbling liquid
- Check the PH and nutrients every couple of days
- BIG PLANTS
Just a very brief rundown
I think you may have misunderstood. You only need to keep light way from the buckets and/or reservoir. Algae growth and infections are your enemy in the nutrient water.
The plants always need lots of light, and there's no reason hydroponic setups need to be kept inside (if they're constructed properly).
You can *ahem* eat a possum, whereas you cannot a cat - I think the complimentary beer is an ESB.
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