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So today I'll be using a drill, cable ties, 19mm and 13mm flex tube, heat gun, your knee just square gutter pipe. For the support for my system, I'll be using this scaffolding. You'll also need a pump. Now we're going to drill our holes. The spacing depends on the species of plant you're planning on growing. We're going to heat up the end closest to the res and then we can use multi grips to bend the PVC to give that lip. And at the other end, we're going to bolt it up so the water can't escape back out. Now it's time to run the pump and irrigation up to the top end of the system. So find the amount of irrigation piping that you want to achieve. And then we're going to put an elbow going down into the res. So the slope is going to be anything greater than 3%. All right, now I'm just going to run flex tube up to the holes that we've made. Let's turn on the pump. We've got a nice flow rate. We're ready to start gardening.
So today I'll be using a drill, cable ties, 19mm and 13mm flex tube, heat gun, your knee just square gutter pipe. For the support for my system, I'll be using…
Ideas in this flowchart
- Hydroponic System Setup
- Materials Required
- Drill
- Cable Ties
- Flex Tube (19mm & 13mm)
- Heat Gun
- Square Gutter Pipe
- Scaffolding Support
- Pump
- Setup Process
- Drill Holes
- Hole Spacing
- Species of Plant
- Heat and Bend PVC
- Bolt End to Prevent Water Escape
- Run Pump and Irrigation
- Determine Irrigation Piping
- Elbow into Reservoir
- Slope Greater than 3%
- Run Flex Tube to Holes
- Start Gardening