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dude posted an update
There’s a lot of confusion about hydroponics out there.
What counts as hydro… What doesn’t… Whether it’s the best way to grow or not… How difficult or easy it can be.
Scotty and I clear up the smoke in today’s video.
Check it out at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yj-DtifpJOo
pharocityfarms, surfdad_grows and ohigrow-
Coco can be used hydroponically but it is not inert. Inert medias have no charge and are neutral like hydroton and rockwool. Coconut fiber is definitely organic matter with the same negative charge as other organic matter. There also seems to be confusion about calcium and magnesium’s relationship with coco. Calcium and magnesium are just 2 cations of 11 that can attach to negatively charged organic matter. Ammonium, potassium, calcium, magnesium, sodium, iron, manganese, copper, zinc, nickel and cobalt all will fight for space on a particle as well as harmful heavy metals like aluminum if available.
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sir_greenthumb (edited)
I was literally just having a discussion about what’s hydro n what’s not. 💪🏽DGC always speaking on the good topics. I personally choose to grow hydro and I’ve certainly had my ups and downs but I feel like Hydro is just a beautiful and less messy process, so it’s my preferred way to go. Hydro the World
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