Hello everyone

[Bob]

Newbie here ,very interested in learning new skills, how to and not to ,I'm trying to learn as much as I can about water growing and tank builds nutrients, lighting and more.

 

[Heisen]

Bob is a personal friend of mine' super cool cat and wanting to learn hydro.

 

[gwheels]

Welcome to paradise Bob.

 

[Bruno8437]

Welcome Bob! Lots of good threads here to read up on hydro.

 

[Gweedo]

Welcome to paradise bob, your in a mighty fine place to learn some slick hydro skills, any questions ask away 🖒🖒🖒

 

[Prairiefarmer]

Welcome bob,many helpful nice people here.

 

[Main Cola]

Newbie here ,very interested in learning new skills, how to and not to ,I'm trying to learn as much as I can about water growing and tank builds nutrients, lighting and more.

Welcome aboard @Bob ,,If you’re a friend of Heisen I know you must be cool
I just started my first hydro grow myself and I’m loving the results so far
But the hydro guys that really know about it IMO would be @HydroRed and of course @Heisenbeans aka @Heisenbubble

 

[Hydro]

Newbie here ,very interested in learning new skills, how to and not to ,I'm trying to learn as much as I can about water growing and tank builds nutrients, lighting and more.

You couldnt have found a better spot. Welcome to Paradise @Bob

 

[Uncle Romulus]

Bob... what’s up buddy!?

 

[Capt C]

WELCOME!

 

[Sc006]

Welcome! You'll defently learn a lot here.

 

[gwheels]

The flood and drain that HydroRed has in the DIY section is the best start for hydroponics I have ever used. Bubble buckets are ok and all but having them all in a tray and a bigger reservoir sure makes it easier.

I have 3 of these systems working and they are pretty nice.

HydroRed's DIY Budget Flood and Drain (approx $40 total)

This is an easy and affordable DIY Flood and Drain build. Anyone who knows me knows I like to do stuff on the cheap and this project is no different. This can be used either with the tray in the tote, or tray on a table and the tote as the reservoir. PARTS NEEDED: (1) "ODJOB" brand 7 gal mixing...

chuckersparadise.com

 

[GetOffMyNutes]

Welcome , Congrats on your membership!!!

 

[Old ST1R]

Bob, Welcome from Canada eh!

 

[Bob]

Thanks guys looking forward to checking everything out

 

[Bob]

Bob is a personal friend of mine' super cool cat and wanting to learn hydro.

Thanks Brother

 

[Bob]

Welcome to paradise Bob.

Thanks

 

[Bob]

Welcome to paradise bob, your in a mighty fine place to learn some slick hydro skills, any questions ask away 🖒🖒🖒

Thanks

 

[Bob]

The flood and drain that HydroRed has in the DIY section is the best start for hydroponics I have ever used. Bubble buckets are ok and all but having them all in a tray and a bigger reservoir sure makes it easier.

I have 3 of these systems working and they are pretty nice.

HydroRed's DIY Budget Flood and Drain (approx $40 total)

This is an easy and affordable DIY Flood and Drain build. Anyone who knows me knows I like to do stuff on the cheap and this project is no different. This can be used either with the tray in the tote, or tray on a table and the tote as the reservoir. PARTS NEEDED: (1) "ODJOB" brand 7 gal mixing...

chuckersparadise.com

Thanks for the info I'm making this a next project.

 

[yougrowyourway]

Welcome home.