Greensmurf420
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I had mine similar in my ww2 and ww3. It took me about 2 weeks to realize that they a little too high up and were not receving water. I ended up using a ladle to top feed twice a day and nurse back to health. Although yours is healthy and green mine were turning yellow when I figured it out. I hope you wont have the issues I had.
This was the main reason I wanted to start my SC in a 3" netpot. Doing it this way, I only had 1 layer of pebbles between bottom of rockwool and netpot. Allowing the roots to hit the water much faster. (On the other hand I could have just planted SC deeper in a larger pot) The only tricky part was transport to larger netpot without hurting roots. For that I placed 2-3 layers of pebbles on the bottom of new pot, placed 3" netpot inside with roots directly under the 3" netpot making sure to slightly hover over the roots (just enough to make sure not to crush the roots) while pouring in more pebbles. The new pebbles around the netpot secured it in place. Now I just need to wait and see the roots come out of the new pot.
You may be OK with yours. but i just thought I'd share my own personal grow experience.
This was the main reason I wanted to start my SC in a 3" netpot. Doing it this way, I only had 1 layer of pebbles between bottom of rockwool and netpot. Allowing the roots to hit the water much faster. (On the other hand I could have just planted SC deeper in a larger pot) The only tricky part was transport to larger netpot without hurting roots. For that I placed 2-3 layers of pebbles on the bottom of new pot, placed 3" netpot inside with roots directly under the 3" netpot making sure to slightly hover over the roots (just enough to make sure not to crush the roots) while pouring in more pebbles. The new pebbles around the netpot secured it in place. Now I just need to wait and see the roots come out of the new pot.
You may be OK with yours. but i just thought I'd share my own personal grow experience.