great video! I use tefen mister nozzles, also fairly cheap and available on the internet monopoly outlet. I would say an accumulator tank and pressure switch for $60 would be a great addition even for new growers. Reduce wear on your components and much less noise from the pump cycling.
Neat project, have been wanting to learn about hydroponics. Didn't even know about aeroponics, cheers mate! Good luck with the new channel. Adding comment to hopefully help boost your views.
As growing Cannabis just became legal in Germany and I am now able to grow my own medicine, I got interested in gardening in general and oh my is this meditative time well spend. I just started with soil in a fully automated tent but I knew from the early phases of learning about the hobby that once I will have the room in our new home, I am going to build a complex and fully automated system - for all suitable stuff. And now you made me want to jump right into it and engineer it on my own and not only buy finished products :) Hope you will have success with your new channel. You got a new sub, mate! Keep it up.
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Thanks for these videos. Hope you make more. Are you using the Bamboo P1 printer? (I see the box in video). How much does it cost to print these netcups and various parts? I'm trying to decide whether it is worth investing in a 3-D printer. Thanks.
Hi, yes definitely more videos. I’ll be uploading again next week. The net pots of 32mm size cost $0.04 to print. If you want to use random sizes etc then I don’t think you can fault it. If you were to use just one size, then it’ll be cheaper to just buy those. I can print and use any size I want without having to buy 100s of each 👍 Yes it’s the P1P, love it. Best printer I’ve had.
do the lids of all these storage containers leak? i made one with a different container and it leaks. i don't think any of the are water tight are they?