Will transplanting clones from allmix to dwc be ok even if i haven't rinsed the rootzone?

[Hydrogreen]

As mentioned above ive had a few clones going in 5 litre fabric pots using biobizz allmix ive not rinsed the rootzone properly due to rushing around however ive transplanted them into 60/40 mix and straight into my rdwc aquafarm i have removed what soil i could due to time if i encounter any problems would flushing help? ive just switched to 12/12 as i have had another plant in veg has anyone ever done this and had any success with this method? or am i wasting my time any help would be appreciated thanks

 

[Hydrogreen]

As mentioned above ive had a few clones going in 5 litre fabric pots using biobizz allmix ive not rinsed the rootzone properly due to rushing around however ive transplanted them into 60/40 mix and straight into my rdwc aquafarm i have removed what soil i could due to time if i encounter any problems would flushing help? ive just switched to 12/12 as i have had another plant in veg has anyone ever done this and had any success with this method? or am i wasting my time any help would be appreciated thanks

 

[Douglas.Curtis]

Having successfully transferred many plants from soil to hydro (and from hydro to soil), I strongly recommend rinsing as cleanly as possible before transferring to dwc.

 

[NEED 4 SEED]

Well, you started the experiment and now be patient and wait how it goes, lol...
I don't know, but I guess that soil is no good for dwc or any hydroponic system.
I did once add some bio organic bullshit additive to my aeroflo and one day later it smelled like fish and had foam on it. This was the point when I knew I would only add good old pure salts to my reservoir from now on and no organic whatever, let alone soil.

 

[Douglas.Curtis]

Dwc is best done with zero organic inputs, yes.

When you keep things clean and your equipment simple (no plumbing like rdwc), there's no need to go the sterile route unless your water source is borked.

 

[DARKSIDER]

Having successfully transferred many plants from soil to hydro (and from hydro to soil), I strongly recommend rinsing as cleanly as possible before transferring to dwc.

Agreed

 

[Hydrogreen]

There wasnt a massive amount of soil on the clones i removes most of it and they are going into a single bucket aquafarm its easy enough for me to flush it often enough i realise id have to clean my drip ring more often ill try and keep it sterile as possible I live in Scotland so the water is good only lacks calcium so that might help a little thanks again for all your input ill let you know how it goes