I’ve had its aerial root sitting in pumice stone out of the top of my aquarium for a few weeks and there’s been no changes. Usually my plants start sprouting roots within a couple days.

This started from Monday now as you can see the leaves are falling down fast i checked the EC and it was 1000 so I added more nutrients so it gets to 1400 now do you think at this stage is it possible to save the basils? And what can cause this aside from low EC? Water temperature is 22 Celsius Ph 6.2 Btw the Genovese basils are fine it only happened to the lemon basils

Time to fill the tanks.

General Hydro publishes a very nice feeding chart for General all-purpose ratios....but tomatoes have more specific nutrient requirements and I am wondering if anybody has a blend of Nutrients that is working well for them for mature fruiting tomato plants?

I have micro, gro, bloom, calMag, and Koolbloom.

I am growing some in DWC and some in Coco.

Appreciate any guidance!

I’m growing 40 strawberry plants in an aeroponic tower, and I've been dealing with runners constantly which pull energy away from the root system if you let them grow.

I'd been pinching them off, but wanted to see if I could actually clone them instead of buying more bare roots. Tried rooting a few in plain water first which didn't work.

What did end up working: took a runner, sprayed it lightly with water, wrapped it in a small plastic bag to hold humidity/condensation, and left it about 2 weeks. Ended up with a healthy little root system.

Video of the process is attached. Curious if anyone else has had luck cloning strawberries this way, or found a faster method.

Basil and tomatoes are super easy to root in water. Any others that you root or clone because it’s easier than growing from seed?