The hydroton substitute
Saw this a while back and did a little look into it recycled material, pH neutral, infinitely reusable ( obviously they never had to get it out of coco), no dust and doesn't breakdown. I'll check it out, put it in some stuff maybe, put a dwc together using it.
Been meaning to get some veg started in dwc this year.
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interesting!
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· Chubby441
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Mix a bag of this, with a bag of Turface, and you should have a good medium for hydro growin ! It's funny how Turface hasn't caught on in the weed growin community. Horticulturist have been using it for a long time ! It offers the best of both drainage and moisture retention, is reusable, and PH neutral.
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· Chubby441
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· Mark D
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Isn't that the stuff they use for bonsai? Or baseball fields? A clay product or is it a dirt? Seems like it would be difficult to clean, have you used it?
Going to dig into it . Pun intended!
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· Mark D
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· RbtAsq
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Hydroton is cheaper.
So my question is, Does this stuff FLOAT??
That's the one thing I'd change about Hydroton.
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· RbtAsq
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· Mark D
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yes, it does float. but lets see if that changes threw some into some water to see. so apparently it does hold air not sure if that's a good thing, should be holding moisture right? or air I guess. Dual purpose. ha! I guess if you wanted to separate the media after use floating kind of works. for cleaning
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· Mark D
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wow ive never seen the stuff before. Yeah i reuse my hydroton over and over.
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