reliable economic hydro setup for a noob

[Stoneyluv]

Is there such a thing?

I'm asking the hydro gurus here, i want to know if it is even possible to put together a two plant setup in a few days?

I am good with my hands and can build almost anything. Would anyone be able to help me construct a two plant setup to run two AUTO plants in and help me choose nutes and help me get me started?

i have some stuff from a very crude DWC i tried many years ago.

i own a good air pump, and have various buckets/tubs and plumbing parts laying around, i have net pots and meters, i have really great water, i have some nutes but am open to trying something else to be honest.

i'm really only looking to dip my toe and try this out.. if i really like it and want to move forward i would invest in a quality setup. for right now i'm looking for cheap and reliable. anyone think that could be done and willing to help me?

 

[Observer]

they recommend using them together. i've been using it with my soil plants since it came out and i like it. keeps my roots pure white. although i do use great white in soil and not orca.

Sounds healthy

the great white is a little better but not made for hydro from what i understand.

Ah I see, I think I've heard something similar

from growing in live soil all this time i just had to go live for this... maybe sterile one day but it was an easy decision for me.

I think live would be better overall, but pros and cons to both ways

 

[Stoneyluv]

journal is up... https://budbuilders.org/threads/stoneys-soil-vs-hydro-apple-fritter-auto-show.1061/

i'd be happy to see you guys there!!