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Black container won't let light through easily triggering, and preventing algae populate
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Hydroponic System Growing Kit for Plants Herb
If you have such problems?
1) No Garden or Space Outside? 2) Pests and insects that would swarm your leafy plants when in outside. 3) And the bad weather, acid rich soils erode your plants. Then it's time to have hydroponic growing kit.
Garden Starter Set
This is one of the best hydroponic system kits for those starting out as indoor vegetable growers. If you have a small space, this is a perfect size. You can even place it in your kitchen to be able to use in your cooking.
Package Included
The three main components of this system are:
- The container : 1 pc Water reservoir and 1 pc lid
- The water aerator parts: 1 pc check valve,1 pc air pump, 1 pc micro tubing, 1 pc air stone, 3 pcs seal ring, 2 pcs elbow connector, and 1 pc water level tube.
- The planting parts: 11 pcs Net cups, 1 bag Clay pebbles, and 1 pc Rockwool.
- The following accessories are also included: 1 x Manual, 1 x Special indicator paper, 1 x Tweezers
We have some warm tipps for you
You can use this kit in two different ways
- A) Using a small budding plant that you place in the net cup provided, and then weigh it down with the clay pebbles because otherwise, it would float up and roots won't reach the water.
- B) Using seeds that you place in the Rockwool and then the net cups.
- We would recommend soaking the ends of the tubing in hot water for a few minutes so that more easier to assemble.
- Be sure everything fits tightly, no leaks.
- Everything included for your first time grow except for nutrients and plants or seeds.
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Types of vegetables that can be grownYou can use it to grow healthy fresh herbs, salads, veggies, flowers and fruits. Ideal for lovers of organic food. |
3-5 Times faster than soilThe perfect kit creates big plants fast; Their roots get full nourishment without searching soil for it. |
Cleaner and healthierThe hydroponic growing kit brings the garden indoors. It can help your vegetables avoid bad weather, acid rich soils, slugs and pests. |
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It works!! Could be sturdier but easy to modify
The plastic is a little thin and flimsy, I duct taped the whole thing to add some rigidity and also to help keep light leaks to a minimum. The air stone works very well and provides a good flow of oxygen to the roots. For the price it does it’s job! I have had no problems with leaks or anything so far.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2020
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Jas & Udi
Great value for the price
Reviewed in Canada on February 12, 2021
Jas & Udi
Reviewed in Canada on February 12, 2021
Came with the air pump, pebbles, and rockwool.
Pretty easy to assemble although it came with no instructions.
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Angel
Complete set to get you started
Reviewed in Canada on March 9, 2021
Angel
Reviewed in Canada on March 9, 2021
I wanted a hydroponic box kit to supplement my other gardens so I could transfer plants to the box and grow more plants. It's winter and I don't have much direct sunlight even in the summer, so most of my plants will be grown indoors, then possibly moved outside when the weather is nicer for things like flowers, herbs and strawberries. I will probably keep my tomatoes, lettuce and peppers indoors even during the summer. I researched the hydroponic box kits available before I decided on this one. I must say that I really don't like the colour because yellow goes with nothing I own, but I ultimately chose this one for the value in what the kit included.
Pros:
I like the black net cups because they seem to block out the light and algae formation better. I knew this from reading the reviews of some of the other kits available and talking with people who are familiar with hydroponics. After looking at both the clear net cups and the black net cups online, I think the black ones are a better material as well. I feel the black pump tubing is better to prevent algae, although I'm not an expert on this so I could be wrong. I like that the set included a pump with tubing, net cups, pH test strips, tweezers, rock wool and clay pebbles to get you started, since I really didn't want to have to buy these separately and this was an added value for the cost of the kit compared to others. Being new at growing plants, I didn't want to invest in extra separate things that might not work out for me either, so this kit suited me better. I also liked the water level gauge on the side because it looks nice and can't be lost, but I really don't know if the other type of water gauge that sits on top is better or worse. This set also looks more expensive due to the black accessories and better quality net cups (other than the yellow colour of the box which in my opinion cheapens it a bit) compared to other kits. The box fits nicely beside my existing gardens to share the light (although I bought supplemental lighting as well). It also fits the same pod cages and spacer covers as my other gardens. You can see from my video that the pump seems to be adequate. I added the video because I would have liked to see how the pump works for each different kit available when I was doing my research. I see reviewers of the other kits saying that the white pumps that come with their kits aren't very strong, so I don't know how those pumps compare to this one. I am new at hydroponics, and I don't know if it needs to be stronger than this, but it seems to be good for my needs. I put the air stone in the centre so it can aerate the water equally, but I'm not sure if the position really makes a difference. I also plugged the air pump into a smart plug and set it to circulate 5 minutes on and 55 minutes off, like my other gardens automatically do. You can see the before and after pictures of my tomato plants that I thinned out from the original plants growing, as well as flowers on the tomato plants and the healthy roots! I found that the clay pebbles worked out better for me than the rock wool. The air pump is relatively quiet (just make sure it doesn't sit up against something else or it could vibrate against it.) I didn't know better to check if the kit and container were food grade or BPA free before I purchased this kit until a friend mentioned it, so thankfully, the seller confirmed that the container is made of polypropylene, is food grade and is BPA free. (If it wasn't, I would have sent it back.)
Cons:
I repeat. It's yellow, sticks out like a sore thumb and goes with nothing in my home. This was one of the biggest reasons I hesitated to buy it. The instructions aren't very clear, but I managed to find an assembly instruction video online using the name on the instructions it came with. I knew from a review I read and also from the instruction video that the clear water level gauge tube had to be cut if it was too long, but it doesn't say this in the instructions provided. It took me a few tries to get the tubing cut to the right length. (Just a note that the elbow locks onto the tubing, which makes it difficult to get out, but there is a piece I was able to push into the elbow to release it. I wanted to share this because it took me awhile to get the tube out again the first time and I panicked thinking it was stuck. I think it would be good to add this detail to the instructions as well.) One hole kept ejecting my spacer cover because it wasn't cut properly and was more oval shaped. I had to use a file to fix it. The net cup fit in the oval hole fine otherwise before I fixed it though, so really, it was cut adequately for its intended use. I think the grommet for the top hole of the water level gauge is slightly too high because my lid doesn't sit completely flat (I'm nitpicking here because it's very slight.) You can see from my pictures that the container does let some light in due to its colour and sheerness, although I don't think it's alot, so that could lead to algae formation. I thought I did have some algae (see picture), but my friend said algae is green, not brown and thinks the brown spots might be residue from the nutrients I added, the rock wool or the clay pebbles. My friend also said a little bit of algae is supposed to be good for the plants. Again, I am not an expert. This is just what I've been told. The water did stay clear though, so there wasn't any algae that would have affected the plants. I am guessing that maybe other container box colours would also let some light in? I don't have others to compare to, so I can't say for sure. I wasn't familiar with either rock wool or clay pebbles before I used them, so more instructions would have been appreciated. Was I supposed to use both mediums in the same net cup at once instead of one or the other? Again, I'm a new gardener, so I haven't learned this part yet. I experimented with both mediums separately and found that the clay pebbles worked out better for the plants and roots, even though I found them more difficult to work with in the beginning. Most of the plants I put in the rock wool died or started to die, except for one small plant. The small plant that was originally in the rock wool is still trying to live and is starting to look better after transferring to the clay pebbles, but I'm not sure if I got to it in time for it to be saved. To be fair though, my hands were really shaky and some of the plants weren't in very good shape by the time I put them into the different mediums, so I'm really happy that at least two tomato plants look healthy. Maybe the plants in the rock wool weren't strong enough to survive anyway? I had to cut tin foil and use my own pod covers to prevent extra light from going into the container around the plant and through the net cups. Perhaps more clay pebbles or a combination of rock wool and clay pebbles would have worked instead to block out the light, but I didn't try that. I also found that when washing the container, the air pump being attached to the box was a bit of a nuisance. I didn't remove the pump tubing before washing the container because I would have to remove the air stone and pull the tubing out. I'm not sure if that would loosen the connection, so I didn't touch the tubing. I also found that using a magic eraser sponge helped to remove any brown residue stains. (From my other garden instructions, I was advised to wash out the reservoir and change the water and nutrients once a month, so I thought I'd do the same with this container.) I subtracted 1 star due to the minor issues I had with the container, but didn't subtract for things that were not really related to its intended use.
Note to seller: Please change to thicker material and use grey containers with thick white lids, black containers with thick grey or white lids, or even the all greige colour that the other suppliers have. These colours would be better than yellow containers. They are more neutral colours and the change is not only for aesthetics but also to block out light due to a thicker material. I've seen these colour combinations, so I don't think it's too much to ask for. I'm not sure if there is a better place to put the hole for the pump tubing to make it easier to clean the container. Maybe use some sort of latch system to make it easier to remove the tubing from the main container without leaving a gap in the container for light to get in? I don't think putting the tubing through the lid is great either, since if someone trips over the tubing, all the plants will fall with the lid. At least with water in the container, if you trip over the tubing, it is a bit heavier and will hopefully prevent the whole container from falling. Pod covers to go around the plant stems and snap onto the net cups would be a nice addition for blocking out light, since I've seen some net cups that come with them. Please also try to make sure all the holes are round and include better instructions for both the assembly and use of the mediums. These changes would make the set much more perfect! Please also update your listing to say what material is used for the container and tubing, as well as to let us know that it is food safe and BPA free. On the whole, I do recommend this set over others available for all the reasons listed under my Pros, since when comparing the kits, there are many more reasons this was better than the others and my Cons were fairly minor and more tailored to what I personally wanted, so they didn't affect the kit's function.
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