Hydro shop etiquette

[SOOTY]

No worries jim. There is a few kinds of those blocks but I was assuming you were talking about the smaller cheaper ones? The plain brunnings coco and not the stuff for seedlings?

[Jimboss83]

Yep we are on the same page that’s what I was talking about I’ve had heaps of success propagating with the jiffy(jeffy?) pellets that are small discs in fabric like a bit bigger than 50c coins and u soak them in water and they swell up to about 8cm height

 

 

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[SOOTY]

Yeah I've used those jiffy pellets before. They do the job well and are cheap. I do prefer to use the eazy plugs tho, very similar to the pellets.

[Jimboss83]

Yep used them as well they came with my original seed tray worked excellent . Can u use them transferring to clay pebbles since they are like a sponge for RDWC [emoji848]

 

 

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[billygoat]

My go to bunnings... about 700km away only has 5L bags of vermiculite for about 8 bucks, but 100L bags of perlite for $25 or so... me and the wife turned a 5 minute trip to get vege garden seeds (right next to hydroponic section) into a half hour game of spot the stoner as there were about a dozen different people who came in that time that were easily picked as canna growers.

Stumbled upon, not stalked.

 

You’re a proper flog.

[AquaDolly]

What's the big deal? People grow fresh herbs in apartments using aquaponics and hydro now.

Ask at most Bunnings now and chances are at least one of the staff is qualified in horticulture.

No big deal around here.

Companies couldn't sell stuff if it wasn't legal to buy.

Bottom line most people are to caught up in their own lives to care about others.

 

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