Let me know what youll think. Ill check back in later. Going to tag a few people as well I know grow in hydro. @EvilScotsman @Mañ'O'Green Thanks.
Not really a problem. If it gets too grungy just clean it with H2O2 just before a reservoir change and rinse it out. The plants are going to shade the tray soon.Evening all. Wanted to splash another update in here. So far they are growing beautiful. I actually just topped the RQS Qveen Hebry tonight. Putting her 2 days behind the AVT's from Mephisto. Cinderella is starting to bloom out a bit. Much smaller than the rest even being late. I think she is going to be small and bushy compared to the rest. I also wanted to get some opinions on one thing. After the table drains, there is little less than a half inch of water that sits in the "valleys" of the table. I knew before hand this would grow algae with the light and all. Unless I get some sort of coverage ( still an option) but my concern is my roots have decided not to air prune on the bottom and rather grow out into there. Do you think I should worry about toxicity or rot root forming since that part never fully drains? It gets refreshed every 4 hours so it has fresh oxygen exchange etc. Maybe I should I look at slightly raising the pots. If So...I might have to re calibrate everything...even a bigger reservoir to raise the water level when it floods. With still no guarantee they wont just branch out that extra inch or 2 and find the water again anyways.
Yea I didnt even think about the shading from the plants. So you think just watch those roots that are hanging out and if they start the look bad rinse with h202? What about just cutting them off ? or would that stall my plant.
I am talking about the table not the roots
. Only prune the roots if they plug up the plumbing. If you start to see or smell root rot use Botanicare HydroGuard.
