Rald
New Member
So after a lot of research I've narrowed down three set-ups that all look pretty decent/affordable/easy-to-use/space appropriate.
it looks like a lot to read- but most of it is just the info on the systems I'm asking about so you don't have to click a bunch of links and do the research i've already done!
so here they are!
*******I have a iPower Grow Light 600W HPS/MH Dimmable Cool Tube Reflector Set. (if that helps)
With that, i want to get as many plants as i can going and still get maximum yield with my lighting until i can afford another. I have all of the additives I'll need to put into the water of my units. But the question is which best fits my needs to efficiently get all i can out of this?
here's what I've found:
1)
SuperPonic 8 Hydroponic Grow System – 11″w x 18″l x 12″h -175$
Hydroponic Grow Systems | Hydroponic Systems | Grow Room
Comes with:
Custom molded, UV stable, easy to clean, reservoir and lid
Fully Assembled – Just plug in and add water
185 gph Water Pump
Eco-Air 2 Air Pump
1 Timer
2 High Quality Stone Air Diffusers
8 x 2” Net Cups
2)
General Hydroponics Water Farm Complete -60$
Includes:
4 Gallon reservoir
2 Gallon growing chamber
Pumping column
Column support tube
Drip ring
1/2" gromment
Drain level tube
Elite 800 air pump
9L of Hydroton rocks
3 Part Flora series nutrients
Weight: 17.0 lbs
Approx. dimensions: 9.5"W x 9.5"D x 15"H
3)General Hydroponics Eurogrow Drip Hydroponic System -200$
Euro Grower Max Features:
17 Gallon reservoir
Spider drip assembly
Pumping column
Insert lid
Six 6" lid inserts
Net cups
CocoTek liners
Air pump
1/4" air line
Hydroton
Flora nutrients
If it's helpful to know the strains- chrystal, northern lights, and white widow
***More helpful information!***
I want atleast 3 plants. So if option (2) is best i'd get 3 of them for 180$, but if i can get more with option 1 or 3 and the lighting i have i wouldnt mind having one system that can grow 6 or 8 for around the same price. I think one of my biggest concerns- is if 8 plants could even fully grow in that tiny ass thing (option 1) or 6 could grow in option 3...I don't want to have to move my plants if they get too big for what they are growing in- that's why I'm siding more with multiple of Option 2 or only one of option 3 as it looks like it's pretty large.
Thanks
people!
it looks like a lot to read- but most of it is just the info on the systems I'm asking about so you don't have to click a bunch of links and do the research i've already done!
so here they are!
*******I have a iPower Grow Light 600W HPS/MH Dimmable Cool Tube Reflector Set. (if that helps)
With that, i want to get as many plants as i can going and still get maximum yield with my lighting until i can afford another. I have all of the additives I'll need to put into the water of my units. But the question is which best fits my needs to efficiently get all i can out of this?
here's what I've found:
1)
SuperPonic 8 Hydroponic Grow System – 11″w x 18″l x 12″h -175$
Hydroponic Grow Systems | Hydroponic Systems | Grow Room
Comes with:
Custom molded, UV stable, easy to clean, reservoir and lid
Fully Assembled – Just plug in and add water
185 gph Water Pump
Eco-Air 2 Air Pump
1 Timer
2 High Quality Stone Air Diffusers
8 x 2” Net Cups
2)
General Hydroponics Water Farm Complete -60$
Includes:
4 Gallon reservoir
2 Gallon growing chamber
Pumping column
Column support tube
Drip ring
1/2" gromment
Drain level tube
Elite 800 air pump
9L of Hydroton rocks
3 Part Flora series nutrients
Weight: 17.0 lbs
Approx. dimensions: 9.5"W x 9.5"D x 15"H
3)General Hydroponics Eurogrow Drip Hydroponic System -200$
Euro Grower Max Features:
17 Gallon reservoir
Spider drip assembly
Pumping column
Insert lid
Six 6" lid inserts
Net cups
CocoTek liners
Air pump
1/4" air line
Hydroton
Flora nutrients
If it's helpful to know the strains- chrystal, northern lights, and white widow
***More helpful information!***
I want atleast 3 plants. So if option (2) is best i'd get 3 of them for 180$, but if i can get more with option 1 or 3 and the lighting i have i wouldnt mind having one system that can grow 6 or 8 for around the same price. I think one of my biggest concerns- is if 8 plants could even fully grow in that tiny ass thing (option 1) or 6 could grow in option 3...I don't want to have to move my plants if they get too big for what they are growing in- that's why I'm siding more with multiple of Option 2 or only one of option 3 as it looks like it's pretty large.
Thanks
people!
