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Old 10-19-2009, 05:17 PM
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Originally Posted by iceman View Post
i would not waste my time or money on hydroponics, its a complete farse,
many of crop has been ruined by hydro, they were born in soil they should grow in soil, that is unless you want to spend 5 hours a day checking your ph/ ec .. and watching your roots go brown and die, get some pots and miracle grow..far better yeild, and you dont have to look after them like a new born baby
your roots are in the open and verry suseptable to basicaly anything , drownding ..drying out, root rot fungus, white fly..you name it.
Sorry you feel that way. It's true that growing hydroponically is more time consuming, but it's a proven fact that it will produce better crops. For those who don't want to, or cant put the time into hydroponics it may not be for you. I personally enjoy giving my plants the attention and watching how fast they grow. The broccoli plants I transplanted into a drip system one week ago have doubled in size scence then (in just one week). I don't know of any plants that cant be grown hydroponically if done wright (that may take some time to figure out).
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