The correct setup (call to arms, please help with this one)

**drdaemon** · 23-01-14, 10:29 PM

Good day all, I am not 100% sure if this is allowed or not ... if not I apologise in advance.

But I want to compile a list of 100% 'certified to work' setups for auroponics, the primary thread is in the auroponics sub forum, but its not a very busy sub, so I figured I would post it in the main hydro growing section as well.

If you know what works with hydroponics please take a look and throw in your suggestions and ideas, there needs to be a more 'complete' and accurate list for what is needed for aero there are to many conflicting howtos all around the web.

Anyhow, hoping I am allowed to post links to parent forums, please check out: https://www.thctalk.com/cannabis-foru...with-this-one)

If you have any ideas.

**drdaemon** · 27-01-14, 11:48 AM

Bumpety bump

**Duke1** · 27-01-14, 02:08 PM

hi i think you will find theres allready a similar thread running on the forum so you may not get the responces you seek,i cant post links but im sure trying the search option will find it,good luck

Originally Posted by drdaemon

Bumpety bump

**drdaemon** · 28-01-14, 03:47 PM

Cheers ill take a look for it

**Grandad** · 28-01-14, 03:51 PM

you're better growing in muck anyway

**drdaemon** · 28-01-14, 03:51 PM

Ok either im being particularly blind today or my search foo is off, if you do have a link it would be most helpful

**drdaemon** · 28-01-14, 10:07 PM

Originally Posted by Grandad

you're better growing in muck anyway

Muck is OK, but aero is the future I am planning to grow weed on mars

**drdaemon** · 15-02-14, 01:49 AM

*bumpety bump*

**drdaemon** · 15-02-14, 01:50 AM

p.s. I cannot find any other thread for this, lots of seperate and personalized grow journals but nothing generic -_-"

**Phaeton** · 19-02-14, 07:04 AM

Been doing hydro since 1999 and there was lots of conflicting information then also.
Heck, there still is. I found that generic advice is not the best. Specific gardens similar to what I actually was going to use was the best start point.
Details make such a big difference that a "generic" guide is not going to match room size, humidity, air movement, temperature gradient, spectrum, strain, etc. etc.

Duplicate a successful garden and modify from there after results start coming in. The first crops are not going to be perfect anyhow, if they were how could anyone get better?