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It should be fine, maybe degraded slightly but should still work
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I am thinking of maybe 15g dark garbage cans, scrubbed out thoroughly and then left in the sun to sweat, and then scrubbed again (just to make double sure).
Then I will need to make a stand.
Did you say somewhere that you made a stand from the lid? What did you use to support it?
But anything that is slightly taller than the height of the overflow hole will work.
In this system the void of the pipe provides the space for both water and air.
Seems to me that for a 5 gal. bucket you could cut down a plastic grow pot to the height you want for your inside reservoir. Cut some slits in the sides & drill a 1" PVC hole in the bottom to fit the PVC in & it's done. Fill with soil, add water & off you go. Pretty much the way they're built anyway from the manufacturer.
The float could be made with a stick & cork or Styrofoam.
The slits would provide ventilation & provide the water to the soil.Great idea! Thank you! Just provide good ventilation?
Ahhh.... ¡sí!The slits would provide ventilation & provide the water to the soil.
It holds most of the soil up and away from the water and provides for an air gap and space for the water.But (and sorry for the total newbie question, and sorry if you covered this before and I did not catch it on the first bounce, but) why is that superior? What benefits does that provide? Or what problems does that solve?
That's a great idea too. Could use an inverted Tupperware container if you could find the right size.Seems to me that for a 5 gal. bucket you could cut down a plastic grow pot to the height you want for your inside reservoir.
Those 2 pics are from the manufacturers website. Not my grow. Haven't harvested my first SIP plant yet. I will be this week though.It holds most of the soil up and away from the water and provides for an air gap and space for the water.
That's a great idea too. Could use an inverted Tupperware container if you could find the right size.
Nice root ball, btw!
Ah, ok. I knew you were close so just assumed it was yours. Will be interesting to see how yours look.Those 2 pics are from the manufacturers website. Not my grow. Haven't harvested my first SIP plant yet. I will be this week though.
Good idea, thanks!It holds most of the soil up and away from the water and provides for an air gap and space for the water.
That's a great idea too. Could use an inverted Tupperware container if you could find the right size.
Nice root ball, btw!
Thanks, @Farmer Reading .That looks like a severe toxicity of some sorts. Something similar happened to my best of three autos when I top dressed them with composted horse manure. Two of the plants were fine, but one was burned pretty bad.
Still got five grams of decent bud from the plant that got fried.
I'd flush and pray.
I am really looking forward to it!!I've done it both ways, but I think the easist is to just plant it into its final container. That way it will develop water roots as part of rooting and not have to convert some later on which causes a 10-15 day delay. And, especially with autos you'll want a streamlined and least stress method as possible.
This flies in the face of conventional wisdom but with SIPs you're not specifically trying to generate roots with a wet/dry cycle to use in flower. The water roots take care of water uptake directly.
I'm willing to bet you'll be quite surprised and more than pleased with how the plants grow in this set-up. And especially autos since there is no room for any set-backs or delays.