boarderofsnow
Well-Known Member
Hey all, so for an introduction, the idea for this thread has been building in my mind for a while now. After years of growing organically with different methods (bottled organic nutes, teas, super soil, etc..) and carrying hundreds, (or probably thousands) of gallons of water I feel that I still haven't found the perfect way to make watering less time consuming with a good amount of thirsty plants. I want to hear about any and all methods that you guys have come up with!
The setup that I am running is an RO filter filling a 55 gallon res. with a float valve. From that I have a pump that can run water into a 15 gallon nutrient mixing res. I have a Flotec pump that can get just about every drop from that bottom of the res.. This runs to a hose spitter where I can just take a hose with a sprayer head to either room. This allows me to mix up to about 14 gallons of nute water for a particular strain. I went this way because my flowering room usually only has a few of each strain at one time.
Looking forward to some new ideas.
The setup that I am running is an RO filter filling a 55 gallon res. with a float valve. From that I have a pump that can run water into a 15 gallon nutrient mixing res. I have a Flotec pump that can get just about every drop from that bottom of the res.. This runs to a hose spitter where I can just take a hose with a sprayer head to either room. This allows me to mix up to about 14 gallons of nute water for a particular strain. I went this way because my flowering room usually only has a few of each strain at one time.
Looking forward to some new ideas.
