Mojuan, I'm new to growing. I started indoors and in a tent last winter, and I started with full DWC. I did a lot of research about the different ways to grow weed before choosing how I wanted to try it. In the end, I chose DWC because of my situation (not much yard space, no privacy in yard, limited space in the house, etc.) From what I've learned following this site, you should do whatever best fits your situation and your preferences. Outdoor growing was not an option for me so for indoor growing, I picked DWC mostly due to the desire not to have to deal with soil (dirt) in the house AND not to have to deal with soil at all! It just appealed to me, growing with nothing but water and nutrients.
It works!
I know soil works too, but I feel like I'm doing a lot less guessing with hydro. There are some things you need to stay on top of but you can easily do it, if you are committed.
That's the key: commitment. Maintaining a hydro set-up can seem time-consuming, but there is little guess-work. In my opinion the mere fact that you don't have to fret over when and how much to water your plants tops the list.
Good luck to you!
It works!
I know soil works too, but I feel like I'm doing a lot less guessing with hydro. There are some things you need to stay on top of but you can easily do it, if you are committed.
That's the key: commitment. Maintaining a hydro set-up can seem time-consuming, but there is little guess-work. In my opinion the mere fact that you don't have to fret over when and how much to water your plants tops the list.
Good luck to you!
). I'm a big fan of oxygenating one's reservoir until it'd take a mouse a half-hour to drown in it - and adding hydrogen peroxide on top of that - so I doubt it would work for me. If I'm not mistaken, that level of DO can cause (aerobic) microbial life to go nuts. 
