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So I decided to build a hydro table for cheap to see if I can build one under a hundred bucks and here's what I got so far
2-10' 4"pvc drainage ditch pipe =$15.00
2-10 1/2"pvc pipe =$ 4.00
30-360* sprayer nozlles =$10.00
3-1/2" pvc t-joints =$ 1.50
3-1/2" pvc male screw adapters =$ 1.25
1-1/2" pvc elbow =$ .34
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total $22.98
tax $ 2.00
after tax $24.98
and here are some pictures
View attachment 1162930View attachment 1162933View attachment 1162936View attachment 1162935View attachment 1162932View attachment 1162934View attachment 1162929View attachment 1162931the last pic is of the table legs that I'm cutting down, to angle the pipe down to the drum. I'm also cutting a opening in the side of the drum for the water to drain back to the drum and recirculate the water. I still need a few things like the end caps for the 1/2" pvc and the 4" drain pipe and a way to drain the whole thing to refresh the water. I need the net pots and the clay pebbles as well. the pump that I'm using is a pump from a swimming pool that I had a while back and the resivor is a 55 gallon drum flipped on its side.
Also I got some Sweettooth seed from a local guy. They are not feminized so we will see how that turns out.
. Plus I just upgraded my cloner pump to a 250/gph and it seems to be working really good thanks to the guys down at the Grow Center here in spokane.
. Now for some Questions for some 1)my res temp gets up to 83 and after i put a frozen water bottle in it it drops to around 73-75 is this the ideal range for resivor temps or should it go lower. 2) if i dip my cutting in a powder root hormone and i stick them in to the cloner will it hurt them to add a 1/4 to 1/2 Tsp/gal of powder root hormone to the resivor. 3) is it ok to leave the sprayer pump on 24/7 or would it be wise to add a 1 minute incriment time to just the pump
+REP Mudd
the last pic is of the table legs that I'm cutting down, to angle the pipe down to the drum. I'm also cutting a opening in the side of the drum for the water to drain back to the drum and recirculate the water. I still need a few things like the end caps for the 1/2" pvc and the 4" drain pipe and a way to drain the whole thing to refresh the water. I need the net pots and the clay pebbles as well. the pump that I'm using is a pump from a swimming pool that I had a while back and the resivor is a 55 gallon drum flipped on its side.
and it can be taken apart for transporting to a new site. 
and the legs and pipes of the table 
