RDWC
Definition: RDWC, or Recirculating Deep Water Culture, is a hydroponic system where cannabis plants grow in oxygenated, nutrient-rich water.
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Definition: RDWC, or Recirculating Deep Water Culture, is a hydroponic system where cannabis plants grow in oxygenated, nutrient-rich water.
RH (relative humidity) is the percentage of water vapour present in the air compared to the maximum amount the air can hold at a given temperature.
Rockwool/stonewool is a man-made growing medium made from spun basalt rock and is commonly used in hydroponic cannabis cultivation.
Runoff is the excess water that flows over the surface of the soil after irrigation or rainfall, often seen in cannabis cultivation.
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