STRAWBERRY PIE batmans first dwc

Well guys as you can see I built a diy DWC unit out of a old storage box. Easy,quick and simple to make and costs practically nothing, only thing that really cost me anything was a air pump for a aquarium for 20 dolla and that's it everything else was easy enough to get for free so let's get started. 1. Container or bucket of any kind with a lid. If container is clear, white, or light transparent in anyway then it should be sprayed or painted black light is the enemy when it comes to the roots and water. Drill or cut a hole around 1inch and 3 quarter too 2 inches wide enough for the squeeze of a pool noodle but not big enough for it to slip through 2. A POOL NOODLE. Yes that's right a pool noodle. This will act as my Rockwool, and overall plant anchor. Cut into pieces around a inch to a inch and a half in size, then cut a small piece like a pizza slice away from the noodle chunk this will allow the noodle slice to squeeze in on itself enough to grip the seedling. Dont worry as the noodle is flex enough to deal with the growth of the plants stem. 3. Air stone and pump. As long as long as you have nutes and water then your good to go. I transplant my seedlings by removing them from the soil I do this by placing them in the palm of my hand a lowering them into water and gently wash away the soil till there is nothing but roots and stem. Place them into the centre of the pool noodle and squeeze through the hole into the container fill.with desired nutes water and air stone. Remember to leave a space of about 2 and a half inches from water to to base of the lid or noodle this space is reserved for air as the little ladies need this space so they dont drown. Ph water to 5.5 with around 300 ppms and that's basically it let them of to sort themselves out hopefully over the next couple of days thier roots will touch down into the water and continue to grow I'll give her a week in the nursery pot then I'll shift her to her own single pot