Should You Buy A Tower Garden Or Build One Yourself? Answering The Age Old Question

[@humblegrowth]

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[@baneverything5580]

You can make a very nice grower from a 5 gallon bucket, a lid with 2 inch net cups built in, an aquarium bubbler, and a 15 to 24 watt directional bulb. Without the bubbler you have to be very careful about water level, especially when adding water when the vegetables suddenly use it all up. I need to develop a way to keep the level stable after the level drops by 1/3. I`m learning. I don`t have much dough though and DIY is my only option.

[@humblegrowth]

Absolutely you can! I don't know if you watched until the end but I'm the type of guy that loves the DIY builds. Although the ease of the tower gardens are great too 🌱

[@shaza6547]

I'm sub tropical too, I'd love to know if there are different considerations. Also Australia and our sun is harsh, very confused which way to go. Thanks for the info.

[@ShanePresleyC]

Thanks for the video. FYI Your towergarden link took me to a "page not found" error

[@humblegrowth]

Thanks for the heads up! Here is the link updated for ya: www.towergarden.com#Humblegrowthhydroponics

[@edwardv54]

Could you use a food safe 55 gallon drum as the base of a DIY tower? About $120.

[@humblegrowth]

For sure, that sounds great!