Soil indoors is messy. Hydro is clean -- if you keep up with it. Look into deep water culture buckets for a very easy and cheap way to get into hydro growing. HALF STRENGTH fert to start is always recommended.
I do indoor soil. It's not messy unless you're messy. Tarps are your friend.
I would like to try an indoor setup sometime, but there seems to be a learning curve. I just started indoor three batches ago so I'm sticking with what I know and works for me. I get the feeling indoor requires lots of timer-dependent elements, and one power cut could leave you in a bad situation if you don't check in regularly. Maybe not. From people who grow hydro I've heard that once you've got it down it couldn't be easier, I just don't have time to take that learning trip right now.
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You can get plenty of THC
You can get plenty of THC either way. Never done hydro - I prefer the more natural way. If you grow indoors hydro would prob. be easier.
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Thanks
Thanks
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Soil indoors is messy. Hydro
Soil indoors is messy. Hydro is clean -- if you keep up with it. Look into deep water culture buckets for a very easy and cheap way to get into hydro growing. HALF STRENGTH fert to start is always recommended.
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I've switched to Coco Coir,
I've switched to Coco Coir, (Coco Loco) from Fox Farms. I'm using Down Home Organic Nutrients with de chlorinated water.
Down Home: Bio Live, All Purpose 2:1 Veg, Then All Purpose and Bio Live 2:1 Flower with Bat Guanno
Its a trend that works for a lot of folks, check out Mr. Canucks Grow on the You Tube.
The results are great, better root growth and veg for sure. Its a hybrid between soil & hydro of sorts. No mineral based nutrients what so ever.
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I do indoor soil. It's not
I do indoor soil. It's not messy unless you're messy. Tarps are your friend.
I would like to try an indoor setup sometime, but there seems to be a learning curve. I just started indoor three batches ago so I'm sticking with what I know and works for me. I get the feeling indoor requires lots of timer-dependent elements, and one power cut could leave you in a bad situation if you don't check in regularly. Maybe not. From people who grow hydro I've heard that once you've got it down it couldn't be easier, I just don't have time to take that learning trip right now.