Def could use a timer

Roots wont reach the water while off and spend hours drying

If you’re not running the pump, then you have to run an air stone deepwater culture. The only way to keep this system working properly is to run it. 24 hours. Whether it’s an air pump or water pump something’s gotta be running 24 hours a day. Unless you could figure out how to turn this into a vertical Ebben flow?

Seems like if you can set up the reserviors correctly, getting a siphon effect going could be continously feeding without using a pump.

15 mins on 30 mins off, constantly cycling

Food grade pipe? If so please share resource. Thank you.

@@mariajjenkins Most often whenever the PVC acronym is mentioned, the use of uPVC as the material type is implicated and understood less otherwise stated. Unplasticized PVC is acceptable for ANSI and NSF 61 certification for its use in handling potable, drinkable water. Other common PVC use design certifications include ASTM D1785, D2241, D2729, D3034 and AWWA C900/909. These various design approvals and manufacturing standards for polyvinyl chloride approve the polymer for its use within the many modern application scenarios that PVC is now commonly used within.

Also pvc safe for potable water is safe for hydroponics. The glue is not safe when wet. Care must be taken to not have glue touching water surfaces when wet.

They were doing a thing on growing and gardening, i volunteered it

Glad you like them!

Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks.

That is awesome!

@@modernhomesteadfarm thank you I’m very proud of it

Thanks!

Check the link in my bio

I'll post a video about it, i could probably make 100 of them, feel free to email me.

@@modernhomesteadfarm I would be interested as well. ✌️💙

It's actually cpvc and not abs

And the 3D printed parts are pla which is made from beetroots

Make a video on this

3D printing is most commonly done with a PLA filament made from cornstarch, idk if that’s what he used but that’s what I use, while it does take a long time to biodegrade I only use it on items I think will last me a long time such as this and it still degrades faster than plastic parts which would be used for net cups, buckets and other such accessories

thanks!

I’d like to have these plans also

Check the link in my bio

check the linktree in my bio

Of Course, Check my bio

​@Modern Homestead thank you for offering the info. ❤️🙏🏻❤️

I have a detailed video on how to build and assemble, i sell the 3d printed parts, link is in my bio

I do not see the link in the bio brother

@@modernhomesteadfarm I’ll check it out.

It's a 3d printed port

It's only sprayed on the outside and not touching the water.

i just used a google smart plug

I actually have a detailed 3 part video from start to finish,

Ok I will look for it! I just finished to 3D printing mine !

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There is a hose that goes up the tube

@@modernhomesteadfarm no like chemical hydroponics

you just need one pump

I have a detailed step by step, check my other videos

I used a 3D printer, i sell the kits

@@modernhomesteadfarm can you give the .stl link or teach how do you make on Fusion360?

Links in my linktree bio

Probably a 10w pump (guessing) 744 hours in a 31 day month Would use 7.4kw if you ran it constantly. So like less than $1.50 depending on where you live.

How to make water quality batter.... or how much water use in it.

It would be fine for awhile

Leafy greens, peppers, smaller plants like that

For sure , check my bio theres a link there

I sell the kits, Link is in my Bio

not at all. pumps like 7watts

All of this is food grade,, food grade bucket, plant based printer filament.,

Food grade plastics do not matters, the plant isn't metabolizing the plastic. The dirt is not food grade, for example.

I change mine about once a month.

You added something water to improve her more nutritious.

there is a version with no music