Vertical Hydroponics: Awesome Modular Barrel System!

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Today we're taking a look at my friend Marco's system, the Aponix vertical barrel growing system. It can be either soil or hydroponic, but you'll see me set it up as a hydroponic system in this video.
Vertical hydroponics is one of the THE MOST PRODUCTIVE ways to grow in small, urban spaces due to its high yield and low footprint.
What I like about this system is that the parts are mostly available at hydroponic retailers or Amazon, unlike fancier systems like the Tower Garden which try to lock you in to their products and nutrients.
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[@epicgardening]

Timestamps! 0:00 - Intro 1:25 - System Setup 5:05 - Filling System 8:09 - Seed Starting 10:05 - Seeds Germinated 10:32 - Planting Seedlings

[@soundofrefreshing3956]

Where did you buy the system?

[@shannonburke7346]

How do we buy this?

[@jeffschmidt4795]

Epic Gardening where do you buy them

[@foomanchoo1957]

how much was this whole setup?

[@simonci5177]

You should transfer them, when they have minimum 3 inch long roots, keep them under 24/7 fluorescent light for 1-2 weeks. Light on all 24/7. They will grow fast and strong, than you transfer.

[@itninja9503]

Looks like a good system, but I will never "Call for a price" If they can't put it on their website I am out.

[@Killashandra111]

Agreed!

[@goodsine3724]

I broke down and gave them my name and email address. Company is in South Africa and they want 1,300 bucks without shipping. Not worth it!

[@itninja9503]

@@goodsine3724 Thanks for taking one for the team... Gonna file that one under the HEEEELLLLLLL NAW Category.

[@neverwin2518]

"Call for price" = "Way too expensive"

[@robertl6711]

100% agree clearly it has a price.

[@thebrotanist1064]

Man I just want to say thank you for all videos. I've been learning so much.

[@tchc100]

In order to keep the water reservoir full, you can connect a small buoy that keeps the water level full. Can use a standard toilet buoy system.

[@heathermarriott4068]

Only demonstration I have ever seen that shows you how to plant the seeds, and explains why. Great design, not quite there on the pricing. Tip: Get the price down and be transparent about it to get it to market.

[@bradsimpson8724]

A couple of things here. 1) At 15:50 you tell us that you're going to cut to results after a few weeks, but the next - and final - shot is a startup shot and an exit. Nobody knows how it turned out. 2) A sticker price would be helpful. 3) A discussion of rotating that unit for even sun exposure would be helpful. I'm trying to come up with a method to automate that but I'm stuck on how I'd prevent tangling the pump cord. If anybody has a thought I'd love to hear it.

[@nokia6630videos]

This really needed a follow up video, what's the point if I don't see how efficient it is ...

[@joelsilverman4149]

I have 3 extended towers from TG running in tandem. I am selling them as I believe that a better design must be out there. Solo units like this one, used in warm climates like Florida, suffer from evaporation. You can lose 2-3 gallons a day which causes havoc with your nutrient concentration. The base of this unit has a reservoir that barely covers the pump with solution. This unit would run dry after 3 days in my climate. I have not purchased as yet from Aponix, but I have to independently give Marco a lot of credit. He has responded to every question I have asked and is genuine in his enthusiasm for this science. This looks like a wonderful indoor or more temperate climate set up and is the best that I have seen so far.

[@atomizer2665]

The combination of non sealed planting sites and cascading water is a good recipe for large evaporative losses, not to mention light (or destructive bugs like root aphids) getting direct access to the root zone. My towers cope ok outdoors in full sun with air temps upto 100F and the evaporative losses are minimal. If you run towers outdoors in the sun you have to come up with a way to mitigate internal heating.

[@bahaeouali5546]

I think the nutriments daesn t evaporate just water so we can add only water if needed.

[@zcubedmusic]

I can't wait to make something like this with my little 3D printer at home!

[@BellaOde]

How to make the bigger parts though, like the base?

[@zcubedmusic]

@@BellaOde you could try breaking them up into smaller, interconnecting pieces, but the base should be some other materiel because the 3d printed parts aren't able to hold up in strong weather or with a lot of weight.

[@BellaOde]

@@zcubedmusic It's gonna be inside. You don't think it'll hold up the weight? Upon my research it seems like the base is the same material as the rest.

[@lovly2cu725]

awesome. This is the best system I have seen so far plus it is compact.

[@FinehomesofNewHampshire]

Those are great. Excellent for greens and herbs. Drag it in for the winter also. 😊

[@epicgardening]

Yeah, total greens machine!

[@FinehomesofNewHampshire]

Epic Gardening I need to get you my lighting. 😉

[@FinehomesofNewHampshire]

Epic Gardening kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpqrfXqYgsqZodk

[@epicgardening]

Feel free to email me!

[@FinehomesofNewHampshire]

Epic Gardening I looked in your About section. [e-mail] 😊

[@tifreakhachey]

I made a few hydro systems, some with aquarium pumps, and with aerogardens. I found soil to be the medium with the best tasting fruits n veggies.

[@francoismontesinos7809]

You can also double the high of the growing chamber if your pump is strong enough for the same electricity and had a solar system, cool activity,

[@CaliforniaGardening]

Looks like a great product! Nicely done review

[@epicgardening]

Thank you my friend!

[@tantroe-biff696]

Thank you bro I really suck at growing but this makes me motivated to start

[@epicgardening]

Glad to hear!

[@samiches2008]

A couple of design points for discussion: 1) The plant roots will get tangled, so it may not be good for staggered planting. It might be OK for harvesting everything at once, though, as it will be one huge root system. 2) Did I miss where he secured the top to the bottom, or did it just set on top? Seems like a storm may blow the top over. 3) As others have said, that's a small reservoir for 58 plants. 4) The surface area of the exposed nutrient solution on top will increase the evaporation rate. This along with a small reservoir and 58 plants will have you refilling the nutrient solution multiple times per day when it's hot. 5) The top has the nutrient solution exposed to light. Nutrients plus light equals algae. 6) Algae growth plus tiny holes equals plugged holes. Plugged holes equals starving plants. To be honest, it appears the engineer/designer that came up with this idea has never grown anything hydroponically, nor vertically. All items can be remedied with a redesign, but the mental giant who set the price needs a reality check. At $1400 per tower, it will have a 5 YEAR PAYBACK! That's not something you can redesign, unless, of course, your crop is Lowrider cannabis.

[@simonci5177]

You should transfer them, when they have minimum 3 inch long roots, keep them under 24/7 fluorescent light for 1-2 weeks. Light on all 24/7. They will grow fast and strong, than you transfer.

[@hollygano372]

What happened to the 'two weeks later' part of the video?

[@jahmenj]

Holly Gano, Maybe they really don’t care about us.... Just go somewhere else where they respect our viewership... Be the boss 😎

[@gr33nm4n8]

Probably doesn't grow anything...

[@srikanthbd]

Looks like a paid video. They didn't really bother to show the growth. Why would they ? He got his money

[@GaryMcKinnonUFO]

Nice system, thanks for sharing.

[@TatyanaValdaBelindaHill]

This looks like a great system. (And I’m much, much more likely to buy from a brand that doesn’t lock me into expensive, hard to find proprietary replacement parts - especially when there’s the risk of them stopping making that part, or them going out of business.) HOWEVER the price is prohibitive. It’s double the maximum I’d be willing to pay, at best... and I’d guess triple to quadruple what average buyers would look to spend. Correct me if I’m wrong (and I apologise if I have got it wrong) but that set-up lists for €495 - plus there’s the price of the pump at about €25 and shipping, not terrible for those of us who live relatively near them geographically, but still a fair amount extra to consider when the price is already very high... For USA buyers, shipping is a heavy extra consideration and I’m guessing there’s some some sort of customs charge on top of that. Although the system greatly improves efficiency, even for a home farm, one would look to have multiple units. I don’t buy cheap, but I cannot see anyone other than a wealthy hobbiest or a professional grower who must use this type of system for some reason (??) finding this practical.... Maybe it’s for well-off apartment dwellers? Sorry to be negative, but the price kills what seems like a perfect product to me... Again sorry if I’m totally missing something, or if this is meant for some type of specialist grower where this is just the norm.

[@epicgardening]

Totally understood, this is an old video that's gotten popular again for some reason...I'm not sure if they are still in production or at a larger scale / better cost now.

[@travman1987]

These systems are very simple to build on your own with supplies at local hardware stores. Just do some research, you don't need a lot of tools.

[@brightlight7217]

You seem a beautiful girl. You can find donors easily. So don't worry about money!

[@BellaOde]

@@travman1987 I don't understand how to design something like this on my own 😔

[@lovly2cu725]

it isnt more expensive than the other systems, but shipping may be an issue.

[@jahmenj]

I’m having a difficult time finding the price and getting sick of the “Quote”. Why are they making it so difficult to find a simple price? You know what, I’m determined to make my own and or find another product elsewhere... Geeeez😳

[@Navia424]

I agree

[@jaenulton9953]

Any company that hides their pricing is shady. Forever turned off from Aponix systems. Transparency directly correlates to honesty & integrity. Why would the "quote" ever need to vary?

[@jahmenj]

Jae Nulton, SPOT ON!!! 👏🏽 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@KryptoKiwi]

@@Navia424 lol... exactly what I came here to say

[@Alex_the_Reign]

Literally what I was going to leave here). It's like the third "manufacturer" I just close the website

[@barbarastefani254]

Thank you for the help

[@ZippytheHappyChimp]

seems like it could use a solar powered lazy susan to slowly spin the barrel, so that all sides get the same amount of light, but thats yet more $$$

[@epicgardening]

That'd be a great idea!

[@bradsimpson8724]

I was thinking that too, but tangling pump cords would be an issue. I couldn't come up with a solution; do you have an idea?

[@GregoryCarrier]

@@bradsimpson8724 Keep the base with the reservoir and electric pump static. Use water pipe fittings that can rotate. Then the hard part is rotating the bottom wall on up. Alternatively, use a solar panel on top with a DC water pump so you can rotate the whole unit, potentially with static grid power.

[@forageforage3520]

VERTICAL SYSTEMS ARE JUST AWESOME! It's too bad they are most often way over priced. I'm working with a 3D Printer group..and we're exploring this right now.. However, technically... you could take an existing food grade water barrel.. and create a very similar set up for the body. Water Barrels can be found for about $25.00 each.. pumps are pretty cheap..$30 for a good one..and one that you could control the water flow. Note...if you cant find or afford one that has a water flow adjustment..that's an easy fix.. Simply extend the tubing till the water flow is gently spilling out the top of the tube..this will requires a support tube (pvc)... You'll likely need to pay close attention to the actual head height listed.. most of them..will work for standard barrel height.The rest of the materials are readily available, and very cheap...Dont forget to put a timer in line with your set up. Cant find a standard 55 gallon water barrel? Simple fix: You can stack 5 gallon food grade buckets..technically they're like rings. Just use the lid to create a lip for each bucket..cutting away the center part.. I created a little different method on mine, but the lid will work, just make sure you are allowing the water to drain all the way down to the reservoir.. You'd be amazed at how many 2" net cups you can get in a 5 gallon bucket.. I did mine 4 buckets high. Each bucket is about 15" tall, but you loose about 3/4" when you stack.. so just shy of 5 feet tall nice height.. I did not use the bottom bucket for plant material.. So 3 buckets were full of plant materials. This concept is the Garden Tower/Tower Garden version but only with a much larger circumference. Those units of course are ridiculously priced..

[@mtt14g]

Forage It is 5EURs a lego piece and actually very different than TowerGarden! I started with industrial joghurt jars 4 years ago 8). But I wanted more precision and versatility.

[@FinehomesofNewHampshire]

Forage Forage Great ideas. Plenty of 55's on Craigslist. 😊

[@forageforage3520]

Sorry Marco.. I was indicating.. at the end of my post..that the bucket towers were like the garden towers.. However.. I've got a couple of friends who own several of the tower gardens.. and it's just a pump, sitting in a reservoir of nutrient fluids on a timer..the water pumps up to top and trickles through..to each plant spot..on a timer..and they have the fancy lights to help with growth on their indoor unit.. We tested the 5 gallon bucket towers using the exact same nutrients, same a timing..same seeds.. and the ran equally and produced equally...Bucket set up cost well Under $100 and the Tower..Over $500.. But the tower looks a little prettier than the buckets..rofl..

[@forageforage3520]

5Euros = $5.85 US right now?.. so..if that's the case..than 5 or 6 rings for $30 US is really reasonable..

[@forageforage3520]

On Craig's list Yes. there are.. make sure they're prior food use and clean well. The barrels are a little thicker walled than the 5 gallon buckets...so a little more elbow grease to drill holes out...But you have cut out the bottoms of each bucket that you stack..so trade offs... I like the bucket stack a little better, but both are great. Freight Harbor is where I get my fountain pumps & timers.. I've got $15.00 pumps that are 3 years old and still working! ..I also run most of off of solar.. these little pumps require so little electricity..it's an easy set up. Have fun..grow food!

[@LarsSveen]

FYI, you can use those expandable jiffy pucks instead of rockwool cubes. Save some money and they actually fit better, imo. Also, for certain plants, I've noticed have issues rooting through the rockwool.

[@cinzafenix08]

Cool 😎 cheers from Portugal 🇵🇹

[@mathieuleclerc4136]

A fully mature set of plants on that barrel should also be very interesting to see

[@shhhlisten4850]

This seems to be a great system in the way it works. I think my dad now has a project to do with me. We like to find cool ideas and see what we come up with. I’ve been watching quite a few videos on this “technique” but was wondering what would be the most successful things to grow to start with before we branch out. Thanks so much for sharing?

[@woodypham6474]

So far, this barrel modular system is the best. Where do we buy it?

[@megteh1760]

This is the most perfect tower I'd ever seen! Easy to assemble/disassemble, not many dead space or gap, that means easy to clean!! Too bad they don't ship to Asia. TT ..

[@joilsongomes5]

i m gonna be honest idk if that works like they say but it sure gives a touch of class to the room. i m trying to grow lettuce he at my apartment and it looks terrible. will check it out for sure

[@robertwilliams1473]

That is a small tank for all those plant my tower garden holds over 40 liters. Not only so that the water doesn't run out but outside in the summer the water would get hot and more algae.

[@clfung2008]

I would be glad if you will show the result of your plant ! How they prosper in the bin ? and how do you solve the distribution of sunlight while one side of the hydroponic is in dark side ! Thanks for sharing !

[@triumphmanful]

The best way to avoid a complete loss of nutrient fluid is to add a nutrient fluid level indicator ! I made one out of some clear plastic tubing and a thin slice of pool noodle. When the level drops I can see exactly how much liquid is in my reservoir ! I can share the details if you tube lets me .

[@H2Dwoat]

Hi, I have a few questions if I may. Can you plant crops like Pak Choi, broccoli? Have you tried using a solar cell and battery to run the pump and if so I’d love to see your set up.

[@Mansahx]

Trying to get one of these now ASAP!!! Hopefully I can actually get it. 🤞🏾🤞🏾🤞🏾

[@barbarastefani254]

Where did you get that system definitely need one I’ve done the hydroponic deep water buckets this year want to work with what you’re have now

[@D1776-o4s]

Have you made more videos using this system ? I see only this one and tower videos,

[@koenkeizer2917]

filled with some sort of growing medium :D ayyyyy growing medium indeed

[@germancreatives88]

I will use only this one in winter, I have fulfillment in planting in the soil

[@darthstorm2497]

Great video superb i have literally watched every video in your channel in the past 3-4 days. Because of the epicness i have subscribed. i have a couple of questions. 1) does the pump have to run 24x7 ? 2) when the plant grows bigger do we replant or keep it here ? 3) what is the sponge material we plant on ? is there a substitiute or ?

[@BellaOde]

I'd like to know this as well.

[@Pokemonmaster212]

I'd really be inclined to buy one of these, if they were for sale on their website, which is a shame.

[@josevelez7539]

Can you do a follow up video with the plants growing or dying? Is the barrel material UV resistant?

[@andrewchawiche]

Its nice to see that Antonio big foot Silva's son is doing well

[@bobbyblevins49]

How do I get one of these? You didn't put that link in you info

[@stevehei8035]

Any follow up on how this worked out?

[@bresoo]

Great vid thanks bro :) it would be good to get a vid on pros / cons on all the different types of hydro / aeroponic systems for the home gardener. What system has the best bang for buck. Cheers

[@Tonia.lynn2411]

This thing needs to have some sort of higher stand on casters and boom the best investment so they can roll it around

[@epicgardening]

Yeah this is a beta prototype, Marco is creating a ton of variants!

[@RF-hb9rg]

Very nice!

[@epicgardening]

Thanks!

[@jeffbaker2740]

Hey I really appreciate this video I just happen to have a ton of 55 gallon drums white black and blueI use them on my farm for different things but I'm thinking yeah I'm going to make me one two maybe three of those for my walipini Greenhouse which I've built in the side of a hillI currently grow tropical plants in there as well as different lettuces and stuff is and I have homemade hydroponic systems but I'm thinking about deleting those now and putting this in ..thanks again

[@Tonia.lynn2411]

Any updates on this system? I can’t find any on this in your videos.

[@williamreeder4902]

Great Video

[@epicgardening]

Thank you my friend!

[@rachelblack2165]

Looks like a very efficient product but there are some things I’m concerned about: 1. How do you deal with fungal growths in the barrel/plants? If any? 2. What is the maintenance like for a system like this? 3. Is it worth the money/effort compared to other growing systems?

[@mtt14g]

Hi Rachel! Like in every hydro system, you usually sanitize and sterilize after every cycle. That could be rinsing, brushing or power washing the elements disassembled into levels. Ideally when you do that you have a good use for the nutrient solution that you dispose (irrigate your raised bed or the like). If you are running such a system indoors and maybe multiple barrel units you will probably automate sanitation like using a UV-C lamp, oxygenation or filter mechanisms that help you extend the the duration things stay clean and healthy. Learning soilless gardening is its own discipline and can be a nice skill. For a hobby grower any plant production in bags or raised beds is probably more robust and versatile.

[@mikec3820]

this is a dripper/nft hybrid tower correct? did it grow much algae around that open top and net cup holes in the sun?

[@TrishaCC]

Hi in clip you have a 5 ton water with nutrients and you mentioned you had a clip on how to create... I have looked at your list of videos but cannot find it. Would you please point me to it. Cheers 🙋‍♀️

[@martinilove85]

Is there a follow up video on how this system did?

[@corneelvm.underwater]

interested in follow up as well!!

[@hoofheartedicemelted296]

Would your hose need to have a filter on it? What I mean is, would the municipal supply have chlorine etc and would you need to flter that out? or would it not affect the roots in any way? Thanks.

[@dalahast06]

You have now got a new sub!

[@epicgardening]

Appreciate you

[@ivanpap634]

Awesome!

[@mtt14g]

Thanks Kevin! Well done!

[@epicgardening]

Appreciate the system, Marco! Been fun to play with.

[@InquiryTeaching]

This is a nice system and thinking outside the box. Have you considered making an add on piece to allow the system slowly rotate to optimize sunlight for those of use living farther from the equator? Perhaps a stand for vertically oriented led grow lights for basement / winter growing? Thanks

[@mtt14g]

@@InquiryTeaching Thanks or your feedback and your idea! We he been thinking about making it rotate, but did not manage to find a robust and sime enough solution... It would male lighting of the cultivation surfaces much easier! Let me know if you have any ideas to do this! My email is [e-mail]. Cheers, Marco

[@elisawaldman]

Can you show us a video of what this looks like now? (With all the growth, etc..) Any new information to share about your experience with this product? Also, where can we get it in the US?

[@epicgardening]

Hey, yeah I'm actually going to do another round of growing in this shortly, so stay tuned for that! Message Marco at aponix.eu for orders :)

[@oftenwrongphong]

does the pump run all day?

[@jlynch877]

Very informative video. Interesting system that's developed. Hope you show us an update soon to see how happy you are with the system. Are you planning on putting a shade over it to protect it from some of the SD heat, like aluminet?

[@epicgardening]

Yes, I'll do updates for sure! The water helps keep the plants nice and perked up though, may not need shade cloth

[@nikolaikalashnikov4347]

@@epicgardening with "for sure" you really meant "nah dont care" right? its now 8 months ago and still no update. would unsub, if i even subbed

[@EnthDGree]

Still waiting for an update 1 year later. What's the fucking deal? Can't fake a favorable shill vid, bro?

[@billkemp9315]

What happen with showing how it looked a couple of weeks later or even a couple of months later?

[@panagiotispantazopoulos6141]

The price is 498 euros plus 160 euros for shipping. The reason they dont show price is because its meant to be a b2b sale (business to business). So it's pretty expensive.

[@4elovek4elovekov44]

Очень кайфово! Хорошая система!

[@ДонПетручоЛомаетнеломаных]

Под автоцветы во дворе выращивать пойдёт )

[@DiegoLinde]

Would love to see an aeroponic version of this

[@-robo-]

Thanks for the video! One thing that bothers me though, is the size of the reservoir. Why not put a 30ga.l bucket in the center and put your pump inside there? Even with a soil system, not all the space is going to be used. In addition to providing a bigger reserve, this would reduce the surface area open to evaporation. And probably as essential as the previous enhancements, the reservoir can be sealed reducing the chance for mosquitoes getting there and breeding.

[@nachiketmittal4589]

what happened to the followup video?

[@buddy77587]

WWOW! So cool

[@xen1313]

Putting that on a caster dolly would help move it, and rotate it for lighting. From a vertical grower...

[@epicgardening]

100%

[@xen1313]

​@@epicgardening Vert farming is kewl and great for a tight space or hobby growing, but check out Nutrient Film Technique. Using a 40'x70' green house, I used below system to grow 3.5 tons of spring mix lettuce in 4 months. Using only 500 gallons of water total. They've increased their efficiency since I used them last. shop.amhydro.com/collections/complete-nft-systems/products/nft288

[@atomizer2665]

@@epicgardening search you tube for the Green Diamond Vertical growing system. Its an old design and the company is no longer making it.

[@gregs605]

Great idea, but not easily available in USA, nor is it cheap! There are some great alternatives listed in the 'up next' videos related to this one!

[@reptilez]

Looks 3d printable, could get spendy though. Really promising design. Great vid. Tks.

[@reptilez]

So have you ever incorporated mycorrhizal fungi into rock wool hydroponics? Could be very interesting results. Just a thought.

[@epicgardening]

Never tried...I think it'd have a hard time thriving! Worth an experiment though.

[@mtt14g]

I just got some organic 'Bioponics' liquids from GHE and a white powder 'Trichoderma harzianum', which you can use for organic hydroponics. Did not yet test it though. But it looks very promissing.

[@CuriousEarthMan]

Looks vacuum-formable on desktop vacuum former, if you have one module to go by. just don't patent infringe! do your own design!

[@christopherdcruz6923]

Hi. If I build one of my own, How long does the water need to be running? Is it 24 hours or at intervals. Do u trurn it off at nigh?

[@GregoryCarrier]

15 minutes on, 15 minutes off should work. Less on possible if cool or night, constant during high heat.

[@christopherdcruz6923]

@@GregoryCarrier thank you

[@jessew6757]

Agreed. That pricing is too high. It’s better to make my own DIY stile. Thanks.

[@mykedoes4099]

Where can we buy the barrel and modules?

[@Tayjuice]

That is really cool! I think it would work great with a waterpump in the bottom with a pipe going up and doing a U-turn down again. Then have a lot of sprayers mounted on the pipe/hard tube. :)

[@epicgardening]

Could work well, but the trickle-down is even more efficient with less parts!

[@atomizer2665]

@@epicgardening How are you measuring efficiency? If you compare trickle down to mist, the mist will use less water, nutrient and power ;)

[@GardinersPlot]

oooo thats pretty!

[@epicgardening]

In love w/ it!

[@bryanadz]

Hi, do you know where can i find the 3d files stretch to making a 3d printed aero tower unity ?

[@DiegoLinde]

Are these wider than the Tower Garden? Aesthetically, I find the distribution of pots makes more sense on the Tower Garden. This feels very dense

[@amdenis]

Great video. Do you know if that is PVC and BPA free?

[@basdfgwe]

How do you keep the pears away ?

[@fredericroques9279]

Fantastic! What's the price for this kind and size of tower please?

[@hansweissabel123]

Where can I buy this?

[@hibarnita]

how many hole?

[@epicgardening]

58

[@hibarnita]

@@epicgardening woww nice.... please check my video too, i make dft hydroponic with 510 holes: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ina6iXyffdN_ntE

[@lawdogdaddyusa1255]

Where do you get them

[@joehoneydolist]

Where can I get one? How much? and how well did everything grow? thx! Price is crazy making my own.

[@LadyZombieKiller]

How does the water stay cool

[@lakeyhandy1354]

How did you order this because I do not see an order form or prices?

[@al_vin007]

Good Morning! Where do you buy this system?

[@brettoberry3586]

Love the instructional video, but did not like the "buy" website. When trying to sell a product, list the price.

[@truenorth7553]

WoW, , , , DUDE ! This garden sO.... rocks ! Iv been designing tables for twenty two years and this is a super garden . 🌴 👍🍀👍🍀👍🍀👍🍀👍🍀👍🍀👍🍀👍

[@letscarpethisdiem1988]

Is it just me or is it a nightmare to try to figure out how to buy those from their website? I’ve looked all over the site and I am very overwhelmed.

[@christianlee4835]

Its a cool system but the lack of straightforward pricing on the website and the need to request a quote seems disingenuous. Looks good and good review.

[@pit5000]

what is the cost effectiveness of such systems? How long until it pays itself off if it even does?

[@dimitrismoures]

the water container seems to be very small and almost impossible to check the nutrients solution while the system operates. Perhaps a connection with a low profile "storage container " on the side, will increase the water quantity and allow you to check the nutrients solution too

[@mtt14g]

Hi! You can use one or more of the revision pieces (this one www.aponix.eu/shop/16th-part-with-revision-lid/) so you can reach inside conveniently. There are 3 larger flat areas on the base where you can drill holes to integrate drainage, controller probes or a floating valve to auto refill. To use an aeroponic sprayer you might want to take a look at the Netafim adapter. That way you can use the Netafim Micro nozzle parts.

[@enriquealvarez_artesano]

love this Vertical Hydroponics where can i buy it?

[@leonemclay]

How much does it cost what kind of fertilizer to use in it

[@mathieuleclerc4136]

hi, where can we just buy this product? plz?

[@ChallengeTheNarrative]

A water level indicator to do list? Nice demo dude

[@epicgardening]

Thanks my friend!

[@GregoryCarrier]

Or add a float valve.