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Join Stoner Forums today! | Where/what to buy Hydroponic Cultivation
11-25-2007, 05:42 PM
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#1 | | Master Stoner My Mood:
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Stoner Buck$$: 212.93 | Where/what to buy I think Hydro is the way I want to go.
Where can I buy product and what is needed??
What type of store sells this stuff so I can see if there are any in the DFW area.
Thanks.
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11-25-2007, 05:53 PM
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#2 | | G O N E My Mood:
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Stoner Buck$$: 101.27 | Re: Where/what to buy Hey Tator
you can put together a good hydro setup for cheap
just need to figure out what style you want to grow, Drip, DWC, there are so many ways to get it done
on my first setup I spent less than 50.00 on the hydro part
there are so many other things you need to consider before you start
Light
Air Filter ( if smelling it would be a problem )
water test equipment
what size area are you working with
I would say to figure out what you have to work with and go from there
if you have any questions, ask and someone will help ya
later Tator |
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11-25-2007, 09:49 PM
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#3 | | Master Stoner My Mood:
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Stoner Buck$$: 212.93 | Re: Where/what to buy I doubt I am smart enough to build my own.I found something online with a light that has caught my eye. About $150. tator |
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11-28-2007, 09:51 PM
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#4 | | stoner by choice My Mood:
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Stoner Buck$$: 636.53 | Re: Where/what to buy keep looking round tator the world wide web has alot to offer look and you shall see catch ya round the site some time   |
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12-09-2007, 07:18 PM
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#5 | | Experienced Stoner My Mood:
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Stoner Buck$$: 65.50 | Re: Where/what to buy hey what do you do when u have a nitrogen defieciency but no money to by grow formula |
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12-10-2007, 11:20 PM
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#6 | | wonderness My Mood:
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Stoner Buck$$: 104.54 | Re: Where/what to buy Quote:
Originally Posted by devilsmoke hey what do you do when u have a nitrogen defieciency but no money to by grow formula | Well devilsmokey the only natural easy source to come by that contains nitrogen that i know of is manure, but it is definetily a slow feeding source, now i know you dont have the money for fert but you would be suprised what you can find at walmart for some cheap quick ferts, I mean you could go down there and find the cheapest smallest baggy of fert pellets for under 2 bucks, just the other day i saw a small baggy of palm tree nutes which contain a hefty amount of nitrogen for just under 2 dollars. pretty much anything you find there for the most part will have nitrogen in it but you can always check on the back! Hope this helps good luck  |
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12-10-2007, 11:47 PM
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#7 | | wonderness My Mood:
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Stoner Buck$$: 104.54 | Re: Where/what to buy Quote:
Originally Posted by Tator I doubt I am smart enough to build my own.I found something online with a light that has caught my eye. About $150. tator | Hey tator why dont you think you can build your own hydro? ya a lot of people around here have got some pretty neat set-ups that work pretty good but we must not get away from the point of hydroponics- to simply deliver our nutrient rich solution to the roots of what it is we are growing, and then allowing our roots to airate. look at this simple set up of how you can effectively deliver your nutes the hydro way!
all you got to do is lift and set that bucket on somethin twice a day for 20 minutes and there you have it, simple as that. If you want it automated just slap a pump in that hose,then install a hose at the level you want your water to rise to in the grow tank and run it it so it sits ant the top of your solution tank and it will drain and constantly recycle for as long as the pumps on, hell if you had 150 bucks you could make a super bomb one! good luck! |
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02-25-2008, 12:57 AM
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#8 | | Chillin in Chat My Mood:
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Stoner Buck$$: 1,908.11 | Re: Where/what to buy Hey Tator. There are 2 local grow supply houses. Hit me up in chat and Ill tell you where to find em.
Peace
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04-23-2008, 05:44 AM
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#9 | | I Owe a Lot to Iowa Pot My Mood:
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Stoner Buck$$: 1,265.33 | Re: Where/what to buy Quote:
Originally Posted by Midnight_Toker420 Hey Tator
you can put together a good hydro setup for cheap
just need to figure out what style you want to grow, Drip, DWC, there are so many ways to get it done
on my first setup I spent less than 50.00 on the hydro part
there are so many other things you need to consider before you start
Light
Air Filter ( if smelling it would be a problem )
water test equipment
what size area are you working with
I would say to figure out what you have to work with and go from there
if you have any questions, ask and someone will help ya
later Tator | what about a DWC grow what you you need can you post all the things you would need just the basics to start a small setup that would fit inside of a 6ft x 6ft walkin in closet. and possibly the basics on how to get it started. |
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04-23-2008, 03:36 PM
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#10 | | I Owe a Lot to Iowa Pot My Mood:
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Stoner Buck$$: 1,265.33 | Re: Where/what to buy Rubbermaid~ 6-7 $
bubble wands~ $4 a piece
Tubing~ 1-2 $
60 gallon air pump~ 18-20$
Small aquarium/fountain water pump~ 10$
Some T connectors~ 1 or 2$ for a bunch
Net pots~ I think a dollar something a piece ( these are 3 1/2 inchers) (plenty big)
Hydroton(clay balls)~ 10$ for a giant bag
small stick on thermometer~ 1$
ok ive made it easier. for anybody that can help me. get started with a DWC grow a small one 4 plants or less. how do i get started cause i am a basic and ive been looking up info but cant seem to find a really good guide for this to follow step by step everybody just post pictures without instructions. i need a plan of attack something that i proven to work that i could easily set up in a walk in closet using the items listed above any help will be greatly appreciated. |
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