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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tom Bombodil" data-source="post: 1628236" data-attributes="member: 174833">I am motivated to respond because I like the idea of transferring knowledge from one craft to another. 1. Bubbles! Ive heard this before a couple times on growers forums, but as you indicate we growers seam freakishly devoted to our BUBBLES! I guess that speaks to our underlying harmlessness, what other subculture of 'criminals' love bubbles and munchies as much as we? Ive thought maybe i should do a sans-bubble DWC grow, but it seems that air pumps are so cheap and easy to set up in addition to any other circulation technique  that i dont think theyll be disappearing from my grow anytime soon. Plus there is an undeniable feeling that SOMETHING IS HAPPENING when you open the lid to a churning bubble   maelstrom. There i go with the bubble-love again! But seriously i think we can learn the following from this multidisciplinary info sharing: use bubbles if you want, but the real DO will come from water breaking the surface of water. Question: ive heard people say all u want is a 'bulge' of water on the surface, maY notnot even need an upright pipe, while others swear that it needs to 'break the surface' like a powerhead/filter in an aquarium. Any thoughts on this? 2. BiodynamicsI have been seeing alot of new info and products in recent years catering to this idea. What the true science.behind it is, or whether these products/techniques work in the field, is beyond my experience but i would love to see this thread continue with some ideas from more knowledgeable folks. Seems like most of what i see revolves.around specific beneficial fungi... But there may be info put there re: beneficial bacteria or other organisms.</blockquote>

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