in this video I’m showing you step by step How to make Hydroponic system at home Things required ;
-4 pcs 4″ PVC pipe each 3ft
-8 pcs end cap –
-8 PT Elbow 15 mm
-8 pcs 4″ pipe clip
Stand Things
-4 pcs Elbow 36 mm
-4 pcs Tee 36 mm
-12 ft. long of PVC pipe 36 mm Cut the pipes.
Hydroponic PVC – Do you want to grow your own plants but you don’t have enough space in the backyard?
Do you live in a condo thus you don’t have any backyard to grow veggies?
Then you can build a hydroponic PVC system.
It is a clever way of growing plants on a small area without exerting much effort.
It can hang on a wall or a fence, meaning you don’t need to have a garden to pursue your hobby.
#Hydroponics is a word derived from two Greek words.
Hydro means water while panics is a word for hard labor.
Hydroponics actually goes along way back, as the ancient Egyptians and Aztecs were said to be familiar with the principles of growing plants in water enriched with nutrients. A hydroponics system based on metal or plastic can be very costly.
PVC, on the other hand, is very easy to put up because the low price of the material.
If you’re looking to create your own hydroponic system at home, you’ll be attracted to the low price of PVC that leaves you with enough space for error and tryouts.
Another advantage of PVC is its efficiency.
PVC pipes are lighter than other hydroponic system materials like steel.
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It is also not toxic and soluble.
Plus, hydroponic gardening systems that make use of PVC pipes perform very well outdoors notwithstanding different weather conditions
A hydroponics system based on metal or plastic can be very costly.
PVC, on the other hand, is very easy to put up because the low price of the material.
If you’re looking to create your own hydroponic system at home, you’ll be attracted to the low price of PVC that leaves you with enough space for error and tryouts.
Another advantage of PVC is its efficiency.
PVC pipes are lighter than other hydroponic system materials like steel.
It is also not toxic and soluble.
Plus, hydroponic gardening systems that make use of PVC pipes perform very well outdoors notwithstanding different weather conditions
Most of the drillings could done before you glue the end caps on. Just a thought for convenience sake.
From where I can get cup which placed in holes
Thank you
does the pump need to pump 24/7?
Details nung machine pump?
Bibi… some considerations: 1) Dont use PVC glue on your end caps as it's pretty much perm..and when it comes time to clean out your tubes.. that will be a real bear. Rather consider using a good bead of FLEX SHOT – it works great and you can easily peel it way when it's time. 2) Drill your plant site holes first (before you put the end caps on ). You really should rinse your pipes out pretty good before you assemble and fill with nutrient fluid and plants. 3) You can use a 1" hole saw and use the 7/8" – they are about 1 1/3" long -Net cups ( I found them on Ebay 100 – $10.00 .. I think they are about 35mm diameter across the top. Unless your seedlings have well developed (long) root system you can easily use a wicking material to make up the different between your fluid level and the bottom of your Rockwool, to keep thinks moist. VIVA towels make the best wicking material – it does not fall apart or rot. Stager their position in two rows end to end and wow.. you can a whole lotta plants on that pipe! TIP: If you can find the 7/8" netcups.. you can easily fabricate netcups from styrofoam