Rockwool, coconut fiber, gravel, sand, clay pebbles—must be inert and free-draining.
Maintain 5.5–6.5. Below burns with acidity; above causes alkaline lockout. Test and adjust daily.
Incandescent (poor), fluorescent (good), HID (best). Match intensity to crop needs.
Choose a system, set up, monitor pH, provide light. Straightforward once basics are learned.
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