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Re: organic hydroponics?

[Re: CommunistRemix]
#567079 - 06/24/11 03:40 PM (13 years, 9 months ago)

if your just setting up a drip system you technically dont need to add the nutrients to your reservoir. you can just dry mix things like bat guano, bone meal and kelp concentrate into your medium and jut run a PH balanced drip system.

If your running an actual hydroponic system such as an ebb and flow etc. you can also still use alot of organic nutrients. you can make a concentrated teas out of guano and then filter through charcoal or multiple layers of cheese cloth to separate the the solids. most liquid kelp concentrates are 100% organic and completely water soluble. and of course b1 and other vitamins are water soluble as well.

if this is your very first grow i would highly recommend beginning with soil for its the most forgiving and has the most room for error. and personally i find if done right can yield the same as hydroponics with a nicer finish(this is just my opinion and is not shared by everyone)

i don't know i hope that helps.

ps. all strong nutrients organic or chemical will burn your plants if used excessively

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