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I'm towards the end of my first grow after a 7 +/- year hiatus. While some things have come back to me like riding a bike, others still elude me. It's been a re-learning process, if I do say so myself, but I'm excited to dive back into it.
The method that suits me best and what I'm currently running is a DWC system with 5 gallon buckets and regular tap water. Prior to my hiatus, I grew for roughly 10 years, the majority of which was in soil and self taught...
Simplest, yet most effective hydro nutes
I'm towards the end of my first grow after a 7 +/- year hiatus. While some things have come back to me like riding a bike, others still elude me. It's been a re-learning process, if I do say so myself, but I'm excited to dive back into it.
The method that suits me best and what I'm currently running is a DWC system with 5 gallon buckets and regular tap water. Prior to my hiatus, I grew for roughly 10 years, the majority of which was in soil and self taught...
Simplest, yet most effective hydro nutes
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