Growing Cannabis with Aeroponics vs. HydraMax RDWC:
A Comprehensive Comparison Cannabis cultivation has seen significant advancements with the development of non-soil growing, particularly the Aeroponic and Recirculating Deep Water Culture (RDWC) methods. Both systems eliminate the need for soil, relying instead on ultra-concentrated nutrient solutions delivered directly to the roots. However, they operate in fundamentally different ways, each with its own set […]
What is Deep Water Culture?
Cultivating plants in water might seem unconventional, yet it’s not only feasible but a thriving technique embraced by many cultivators. Deep Water Culture (DWC) represents a hydroponic approach wherein plants enjoy consistent access to water, nutrients, and crucially, oxygen. The pivotal element lies in a straightforward yet essential process: aeration. Aeration: Its Importance and Mechanism […]
Hydroponic Nutrient Guide: Choosing the right solution
State-of-the-art hydroponics has transformed the cannabis-growing industry, benefiting both large-scale operations and personal crops. However, the success of a hydroponic operation hinges on the quality of nutrients provided to each plant. Whether you’re starting a hydroponics-based endeavor or integrating it into an existing setup, …
About Substrate Farming and Water Consumption
Have you spent hours trying to select the best grow media and hydroponic system only for your plants to get diseased and/or require way too much water? You’re not alone. Many cultivators face this same issue in their facilities today. In this blog we will hear the thoughts from Hydra Unlimited’s Principle Engineer / Chief Scientist, Hank Bonnah, …
Understanding pH and PPM in Hydroponics
If you’re wondering what pH and PPM are and how they pertain to the plants in your grow room, here’s an easy-to-understand explanation: Correct pH and PPM levels are the backbone of any grow room or grow tent. Making sure your plants’ levels are balanced often means the difference between a healthy harvest and weak, unhealthy plants …