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Hey Rick, Thanks For Teaching Me How To Grow Marijuana.
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Y0! @ 8:29 HE FARTS ON CAMERA, CLASSIC ! GIVE THIS A THUMBS UP FOR FART !
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make sure when you drop your rockwool in there you cover the tops with clay pebbles this will stop the light.......
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Fender Gibson was instrumental.
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Great video and system, what nutrients do you suggest? Also, I saw in the uploader comments that you said the lettuce went nuts, did you mean it went crazy good or bad? Get back to me when you can, thank you.
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try use pvc tube in sted then you wont have ligth problem
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@rickvanman just wanns say that I thoroughly enjoyed watching this vid, thx!
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@WoodyNFla34482 THIS IS PART 6, forgot to label the others
Tips for Making Hydroponic Nutrients
1. Use a large and clean bowl for mixing the trace elements.
2. Use a mortar and pestle to crush pebbly elements.
3. Add powdered trace elements in the last step and mix everything together gently.
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You can either
1. Use the ratio of 1/2 teaspoon to 100 gallons of water, or
2. Mix 1 teaspoon into one quart of water and use one liquid ounce to 3 gallons of nutrient solution.
Keep in mind that the remaining mix shall be discarded as it becomes bad after a day
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Combine the above trace elements in a different container. Mix them well before crushing them into fine powder. When they are completely mixed and in powdery form, add them to the formula prepared above and stir well.
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@WoodyNFla34482 Part 3
Combine the above trace elements in a different container. Mix them well before crushing them into fine powder. When they are completely mixed and in powdery form, add them to the formula prepared above and stir well.



Thanks much for your efforts, looking forward to the next vid. I'm just starting on this little adventure, I wonder what the nutrient solution would be...just some liquid fertlizer added to water? Or is there a special product for this?
WoodyNFla34482 8 months ago 2
@WoodyNFla34482 I generally use 'ionic hydroponics nutrients' - you can buy them in bottles and you just add a small quantity to your reservoir every now and again. There are several different versions including Grow, bloom and boost.
However, a few weeks ago I tried adding some standard miracle grow plant food to my resoviour and my lettuce went nuts!
I guess the trick is to experiment and see what works for you.
rickvanman 8 months ago
Next vidio please.
SidneyBou 9 months ago
@SidneyBou see my gardening and hydroponics playlist :o)
rickvanman 9 months ago
Good tutorial you have here. But me personally I would not have gone for an NFT hydro. I would have done Ebb and Flo, it is a lot more stable. For instance if you are at work all day and your pump dies, so does your plants. With Ebb and flow you have a grow medium that will retain water for long periods of time. So if a pump dies you have time to replace it. You could have very easily done the same system as Ebb and flow. Would just need 1 pump per gutter. At about $20 per pump, it's doable.
bkpickell 10 months ago
@bkpickell In my subsequent videos I actually convert to an ebb and flow - works much better :o)
rickvanman 10 months ago