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Thanks for the info. Are you bottom feeding the Pequin and lettiing it wick up?

You're welcome Justaguy. I know what you mean I've been experimenting for over a year with different passive systems, hempy buckets, wick systems etc and they all failed. cool, how's it working for you? Got any pics?

To be honest I wasn't expecting this to work and i'm amazed at what results can be achieved without building a complex system. The nutrients come from a company in Bangkok, called Bangsai. I mix the nutrients to an EC of 1.1 and keep the ph between 6 and 6.1. here's a breakdown of the nutes at...

Cheers. I'll keep you posted.

Whilst googling a while back I found this completely passive hydro system. http://scienceinhydr...s-possible.html http://www.fshs.org/...225 (TYSON).pdf I've been trying to grow in coco for the last year with little success due to the fact I can't get coco specific nutes here in Thailand, but...

as soon as a flower opens i'll get it uploaded. Here's a pic of plant 3's flower. Plus a couple of it's pods.

Thanks Gas! Nice link, i'm gonna spend some time on there to see if I can spot the other too.

Hi All, I was wondering if anyone can help identifying these peppers. The seeds were bought from our friend Aji Joe last year in his Supreme Hot Mix package (well over a 100 seeds for $1!). All three plants are 2 months old and all are just over 12" tall. First plant has purple and white...

Check out seaweed/kelp fertilizers, they usually contain most if not all macro, secondary and micro nutes.

Nice idea Paul, I hadn't thought of that.

Ok here's my ghetto creation. I wanted to try hydo outdoors but with power cuts here in Thailand, and two small boys running around i thought an system that relies on electric was too risky. A few days ago i came across this http://www.fshs.org/...%28TYSON%29.pdf no pumps, air stones or mod...

That's my worry too. I'm still going to risk one of my seedlings and try it out. I'll report back.

I was doing the same today Patrick and came across this http://scienceinhydroponics.com/2010/08/completely-passive-non-recirculating-hydroponic-systems-yes-its-possible.html no pumps, air stones or plumbing required. super simple. They did some research with tomatoes and it's not as productive...

I think that measuring at 1 part soil, 5 parts tap water isn't going to give you an accurate ph reading of your root zone. Here's a link that you might find useful. http://www.slideshar...fect-technology

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: Cheers Patrick, now I've gotta clean off the beer I just spat over my monitor!