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It does! In soil the size of the pot definitely limits the size of the plant. It's less so in coco, but in hydro you can have really big plants with a relatively small amount of root space because it all stacks on top of each other.
In the past year I've had a couple of indoor RDWC hydro grows and an outdoor grow. I cobbled up my first system based on Nebula's guide and had pretty good results-main difference this year is improving drain fittings and plumbing revisions. I'm in the process of finishing up building a couple of COB arrays to replace my blurple lamps and I'll do a major rebuild on the room layout this summer to improve access for me getting to the plants-having a artificial leg is a bitch sometimes.
Im curious on power also. Id bet that would be awkward and a tidge cumbersome lol But I havent dropped my scrogg cause Ill miss being able to take them out for full 360, watering, training and trimming, just easier for me.
Please post about your COB array. If I ever get to expand my inside grow space I would like to build a COB array and would love to learn from what you did.
Hydro is only as good as the water source you provide.
RO or zero tds water makes a massive difference
Soil will buffer crap water to some extent hydro won't if your starting ec is more than 0.2 then opt for RO
Don't sweat it there's a big problem with AI digging up old threads with random weird statements, I'm all for it as long as you're real then dig away. Lots of good old topics on here and brings up old memories, miss these peeps chatting on here.
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