Hey dudes! I am thinking of purchasing a complete hydroponics cabinet system and am trying to decide which one to get and so I've got a few questions about hydroponics and the cannabis lifecycle that I'd appreciate some help with. 1) How long on average will the cannabis lifecycle take from the seed stage to the ready to harvest the bud stage? 2) On average, how much space will a fully grown plant need if it's in a hydroponics cabinet, as in width depth n height? 3) How big on average will the plant actually be when fully grown? 4) How long usually can clones be left in a Cloning Chamber, or do they need to be taken out and planted immediatly once they root? 5) Finally, I've red the forum rules many times and I hope I'm not going against any rules here (if I am, I'm sorry, remove this final bit). I have found 2 sites that I'm interested in and they sell complete hydroponics cabinet systems: "The Caddyâ€, " Mini-Caddy" and finally "The Envirobox Grow System". Which of these do you think is best suited for growing a cannabis plant? The web sites for: "The Caddy" is http://www.sunlightsheds.com/the_caddy1.htm " Mini-Caddy" is http://www.sunlightsheds.com/mini-caddy.htm "The Envirobox" is http://www.mglights.co.uk/envirobox.html Thanks For your time guys
please dont take this badly but... i think maybe u should start with a soil grow first. most of ur questions will be asked and u will get a running start with ur green thumb. i would be very hard to teach u calculus if u dont even know how to add 2+2.
I Would also start with soil first.... I wanted to do hydro my self for my first grow but everyone told me I should start with soil so I can learn more about the plant and how it grows and reacts under certin conditions.... I am about 2 weeks into flowering with my first grow and I am now confident I will be able to do hydro for my next.
well, i am doing a soil grow. I felt safe with soil, not to mention the money was an issue with this grow. But once i do have enough for a hydro setup, i will do it. Soil is an all around good way to grow. But also the time you have to spend with it, with soil i dont hardly ever have to check it. with hydro you are constantly measuring your PH. And well i am used to that so i am constantly going to my grow room to keep checking on my babies.
Ok. Thanks for your feedback n comments dudes. i appreciate this. guess i might have to rethink my methon, soil sounds like a better first time grow medium. thanks again
your doing an indoor grow right... well from now on if you need any help or advice all of us in the "Genreal Indoor Growing" are glad to help.