anyone rock the ebb and grow?

i am vegging in one right now.....GDP thrives in there.i would jus like to see if anyone has some pics or stories of theirs...

I started out with an aeroponic grow in clay pellets. (first grow) It's rockin the ebb n flo now and things worked out pretty well as you can see. There were a few valuable lessons learned I must admit.

bl4mm0

that is sweet man,good work! but what i am talking about is a system made by GH called "the ebb and grow" here is a link-
Brew&Grow - EBB AND GROW MULTI-POT SYSTEM
it works so well,i just wanna see someones finished product...you can grow GIANT bushes in there.

Ebb n Flow is perfect for DIY. I wouldn't buy one prefab- not much point. The parts are cheap, the setup is easy for anyone who knows which end of a power drill to hold, and operation is less dependednt upon engineering skill than any other hydro type system. I built one out of an underbed storage tote, some hydroton, a couple feet of tubing, and a cheap pond pump, $15 on clearance at Walmart. There's a grower on marihemp who built a sick one out of a kiddie pool... and DAMN it produces.

ive built some,bought some.....it all depends on your situation.trays etc.. are super easy to build.i wanted to see how it worked so i bought it b/c i have $$$ from growing awesome tomatoes.now i am raging it in that system and just wanted to see someone else's picks using one b/c i see what potential it has.i think it is worth $500 to learn how to build a new type of system by purchasing it.:D

I agree with stinkyattic, you can build one for much less and achieve the same results. With my current grow I think my plants were limited due to the small tray for root growth. I'm going to try 4 plants instead of 6 this time.

However, I too have been curious about the potential of some 5 gal ebb n flo buckets. I wonder if I could produce the same if not more with 2 buckets as opposed to 4 plants in the black tray below.

Have you seen/tried the drip-ring style buckets like this? Similar growth environment for the roots, but they are all individual units. Let us know if you decide to get it and take some pics!!!

rock