Can I post as a professional grower?
No, the community is for home growers only and professional growers are not allowed.
A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/hydro: public rules, community context, posting fit, and startup-promotion risk before you publish.
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This community is for hydroponic cannabis gardeners who want to post grow journals, questions, and discussions. It is for home growers only, not professional growers. The focus is strictly on hydroponic setups, with coco coir allowed as long as you use salt based nutrients.
The rule named No Advertising or Direct Linking (Unless specifically requested.) is the one that decides whether a marketing-adjacent post survives, because it blocks direct links to products or websites unless someone explicitly asks for them. The rule named No YouTube link posts. matters too, since you cannot start a post with a YouTube link. The rule named No Stolen Content, Bot Posts, AI posts matters if you are thinking about using AI generated text. The rule named No buying, selling, trading matters because any commercial intent around seeds, clones, extracts, or equipment will get removed. The rule named Hydroponic grows only matters because anything outside true hydroponics, including soil or organic coco, will not survive. The rule named Sub is for home growers only. No professional growers matters because it keeps the room closed to commercial operations.
A good post here is a genuine grow journal or a specific question about a home hydroponic cannabis setup. You could share photos of your hydroponic grow and describe your nutrients, your lighting, and your environment. You could ask a detailed question about a problem you are facing in your hydroponic system. If you want to share a video, upload it directly to the platform rather than linking to YouTube. Only share a product or website link if another user explicitly asks for it in a reply.
Avoid any advertising or direct linking to products or websites unless someone specifically requests a link. Do not start a new post with a YouTube link. Avoid AI generated content and bot posts. Do not buy, sell, trade, give, or ask for seeds, weed, clones, extracts, equipment, or prices. Do not ask people to DM you. Avoid posting soil grows or organic coco setups. Do not post bud porn, karma farming, or low effort posts like asking if a plant is ready based on trichomes.
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No, the community is for home growers only and professional growers are not allowed.
No, you cannot start a new post with a YouTube link. You may share a YouTube link in a reply only if someone asks for it, or upload a video directly to the platform.
No, you cannot direct link to products or websites unless someone specifically requests the link in a reply.
Coco coir is acceptable as long as you use salt based nutrients. If you add worm castings or other organic material to coco or peat, it is not considered hydroponic in this community.
No, buying, selling, trading, giving, or asking for seeds, weed, clones, extracts, equipment, or prices is not allowed.
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