Hydroponic Systems

When choosing a hydroponic system it's important to keep in mind the size of the plants you intend to grow. Large plants will need more room between them to grow properly. So for plants larger than two feet tall, it's usually better to grow with individual containers that can be moved around. Plants smaller that two feet can be grown in small pots placed in a tray so you can water all of them at once.

We also have supplies for growing like Hydrocorn, Rockwool and Nutrient. If you are looking to build a hydroponic system, we have pumps and fittings too.

The WaterFarm and PowerGrower from General Hydroponics are good if you are growing a few large plants. They are self contained drip systems. The solution is stored in the bottom and pumped up with an air pump.	The Multi Flow is a flood and drain system designed for growing many large plants. The nutrient is stored in the reservoir and pumped through the controller to the pots by a pump. A second pump drains the solution out after a short time.
The RainForest is an aeroponic system used for small plants or cuttings. The nutrient solution is stored in the bottom and is drawn up with a vaporizing spinner that sprays the dangling roots. This type of system gives the plants a very large and healthy root system.	The AeroFlo is another aeroponic system that uses 3 inch net pots to hold the plants. A small tube with holes runs down the inside of the square tube and is pressurized by a large pump. The water is circulated continuously to create a very oxygenated solution for the roots. A good system for production of many small plants.
Grow flowers, herbs and vegetables together in the Emily's Garden! This 24" x 16" x 6" garden with 6 individual planters allows you to rotate or add new plants as you please. Each planter (filled with Geolite Growing Medium) rests in a pump aerated nutrient solution. Your plants absorb food and water as they need it. Pour in a little nutrient and add water every week and that is it!	The Megagarden. Get the convenience of an Ebb & Flow System in a 22" x 22" x 10" size garden. Ebb & Flow Systems work by pumping nutrient solution up from a reservoir to a controlled water level tray. All plants are watered uniformly on a timed cycle.

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