Hi, Playing with Hydro & Grow lights

[marshallb148]

I am from the UK, but located in Asia, so no bud growing here.
However, interested in hydroponics and LED Grow lights.
When I built my first setup, these communities offered the
best advice and gave me some real expert insight to hydro.
I'm here to learn more. Glad to be part of the community.

[Jingo]

Welcome to the forum



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My 2020 outdoor grow autos and photos in pots

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[Easy-T]

Welcome along

[GEORGE]

Welcome to the Talk dude, enjoy.

[V8]

Welcome welcome

[Doink]

Welcome aboard.

[Cashmeh]

Rdwc > coco

Study the reasons why and you will thank me later. Good luck

[Farmer Geddon]

Rdwc > coco

Study the reasons why and you will thank me later. Good luck

Better by what definition? This is a site for personal growers. The end game is to be self sufficient. No more street weed. As long as that happens, there is no overall 'best' system. There will be a system that suits the individual grower best and convenience plays a large part in that. As long as they stay dealer free, whatever system anyone uses is absolutely good enough.

The only advantage to me getting 'more yield' is that my growing cost is lowered. It's already so low compared to what street weed costs that I don't care about getting it lower. Whatever is easiest for me wins every time. Doubling my yield right now would save me £10 a month. To me, the 'more yield' game isn't worth the candle. Others will have their own definition of how much effort they are prepared to make for a bit more yield. I'm happy with <20% effort to get >80% yields.

[Cashmeh]

Better by what definition? This is a site for personal growers. The end game is to be self sufficient. No more street weed. As long as that happens, there is no overall 'best' system. There will be a system that suits the individual grower best and convenience plays a large part in that. As long as they stay dealer free, whatever system anyone uses is absolutely good enough.

The only advantage to me getting 'more yield' is that my growing cost is lowered. It's already so low compared to what street weed costs that I don't care about getting it lower. Whatever is easiest for me wins every time. Doubling my yield right now would save me £10 a month. To me, the 'more yield' game isn't worth the candle. Others will have their own definition of how much effort they are prepared to make for a bit more yield. I'm happy with <20% effort to get >80% yields.

Active > Passive...

Anyone who studies it long enough knows why active systems are better.

As in better, they give faster results. As for anyone suggesting they don't like faster results, don't go hydro or coco. If you don't want to grow weed fast, use soil. Yet to say I don't need it fast, I'll use coco.. Umm no, if you didn't want it fast you would use soil. The fact anyone uses coco shows that people want more for their time and money.

My time is priceless. If I'm spending 3 hours in a tent every month, I want the maximum yield so I don't have to grow all year long.

Anyone who makes the switch to active will see noticeable results.

I sure do hope the OP doesn't let you all convince him there's something wrong with rdwc.

How about you list all the good things about RDWC for the op? Tell him why active systems out perform passive... Tell him why time management is important...

[Blue61]

Active > Passive...

Anyone who studies it long enough knows why active systems are better.

As in better, they give faster results. As for anyone suggesting they don't like faster results, don't go hydro or coco. If you don't want to grow weed fast, use soil. Yet to say I don't need it fast, I'll use coco.. Umm no, if you didn't want it fast you would use soil. The fact anyone uses coco shows that people want more for their time and money.

My time is priceless. If I'm spending 3 hours in a tent every month, I want the maximum yield so I don't have to grow all year long.

Anyone who makes the switch to active will see noticeable results.

I sure do hope the OP doesn't let you all convince him there's something wrong with rdwc.

How about you list all the good things about RDWC for the op? Tell him why active systems out perform passive... Tell him why time management is important...

You are a very negative person. Someone joins and asks for help and you decide that this is a good time
to basically say we will give bad advise. If you don't like it here why don't you just stick to all the other
forums you brag about?