DIY Solar Powered Hydroponic system explained

[@keaaucustomsrodbuilder2966]

Very creative! Slightly higher angle on your pipe will lower the water level and move water through the system. Would be cool to see zig zag back and forth with multiple pipes to see how many plants you could grow on one pump! Great electrical tutorial! Inspiring.

[@michaelcarew3030]

Great video good food for thought and indeed the body. Just starting to research but I live in an area with less sun (uk) so need to think that through. Thanks

[@davidmalone5290]

I am using worm tea from my worm farm so that I am completely organic. I have just started and don’t have results yet but I see on websites that worm tea has all the required nutrients.

[@mrrandy3339]

Great Video. What difference would it make if you just put the air bubbler in the reservoir?

[@naturallydope247]

Where'd you get the square tomato cages?

[@richarddeutschmann8273]

Super cool. I’d wonder though if your batteries might be sucking back and forth from each other killing themselves. Each battery would need to be exactly the same shape and voltage to be most efficient. My thought but awesome job!

[@jimmysummers4811]

yes , you really only need one deep cycle but those are freebies so ran that for quite a while...

[@jelengleburu3386]

Thanks for the video

[@Losbitiboys4441]

Love that idea but in my opinion I mite be wrong but I think there is to much water in the tubes it should be just a little bit touching the net cups

[@dhanrai8122]

I got lost with air pump water pump electric supply. how is it fitted each other? can we run fan too in that way?

[@jimmysummers4811]

H what do u mean ? It's solar panel to controller , controller to batteries (supply) batteries to water pump and air pump. . yes you could run fan , would it be for cooling ? Maybe a green house ?

[@DiccHeadProductionz]

How does the system hold up in drought?

[@rumo893]

Any hydroponics system will use 90-95% less water. There’s much less evaporation, mostly only from the plants themselves. The water goes back into the system and is pumped back to the top. The only problem is, as water evaporates the concentration of nutrients increases. So you need to regularly need to refill water if it’s very hot.

[@hibarnita]

we have a same hobby, salam from indonesia

[@shazsoo3925]

check out bioponics aka organic hydro

[@timothyadams7599]

The only organic hydroponic solution is SEA 90. That I know of.

[@christinechung2890]

Hi. My name is Christine, you have a nice white fence for a great hydroponic system. Email me and I will sent you a video and some pictures if you want. You can grow 10 time vegetables.

[@johnspence8141]

lol this is a man who doesn't want to make a video

[@petercohen3966]

Way overkill. You could have just had passive pipes.

[@legendfpv]

Nonsense