[canadiancracker]

i can buy alot of these for dirt cheap. anyone with ideas opinions whatever. lmk please...
CC

[greenthumb2]

dude i was checkin these out the other day i really really like the idea of a square setup as opposed to circular (more room to work, better use of space) my beef with this design is the lack of room for the roots to grow and i think there are to many spots. if i had to design this over i would expand the "root resevior" and use maybe half as many holes that are available in your pic.

[greenthumb2]

but dude run it anyways i would love to see how much you get im sure it would be outrageous.. just looks like a shit ton of clone work.. good luck!

[canadiancracker]

i would skip a hole between each plant probly. and stagger the rows a little off from each other.

they doo lack root space but a clone that enters flo right away and grows to about a quater oz doesnt need much roots.. especially not in aero or an nft system, or even hydroton and constant drip..

i could buy 5 complet walls for 500$ with pumps, bacs, walls, net pots and hydrotons. clones not included

id just like to get some advice from someone who has used these cause i dont need extra equipment to add to my list of wasted money lol...

thanks CC

wouldn't you only need 4 walls?

[canadiancracker]

yeap, but the deal is for 5, i was thinking of buy another or 3 and making it with 6 or 8 sides..

so anyone ever use these fucking things..

[greenthumb2]

think its going to be pretty straight forward.. skip and stagger thats how ive done it in the past with similar systems using hydroton

[Sam the Caveman]

It looks efficient as far as space savings goes, but using light efficiently, the round vertical systems are better.