blumats or O-ring emitters. thats crazy, 1000+ plants!
I hauled water for a 70 plant OD in the woods; never again.
rbdf
I hauled water for a 70 plant OD in the woods; never again.
rbdf
How hard do you work? Grow related.
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trem0lo
Organic soil and blumats really make it possible to be a lazy grower. Once the plants are established it's pretty much just fill the reservoir and train as needed.
They have pills for that!!
Haha. I spend all day with her. She loves us working together.
I was gonna get Hydro Halos, but instead just run 1/2" tubing with 1/4" holes run off a 1/2" main T and ball valves. Also these Mister Landscaper drip irrigation 1/2" tubing stakes come in handy:
Some say it's the most effective way to add DO (dissolved oxygen) to your water and could ditch any airstones that you might use. You can put a circular cutout of Panda film or Reflectix foil insulation over the setup to help reduce light over the Hydroton/coco. Also for even distribution I make 6-8 1/4" holes per ring, drip irrigation sites have a cheap tool to make the hole sizes precise for even distribution. This is no drip ring as the setup is running off a 600 gph pump to 6 plants. Your right those emitters miss a whole lot of area @ the top.
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SeaMaiden
That's why I say flood & drain.
