Drip..Drip

[pudder]

was thinking about something and was wondering if it was a stupid idea and see if anyone has tried this before.

bascally a drip system that used soil. so when it comes to watering time. you can fill a hopper or other container and feed all the plants at once either with stright water or nutes solution. being gravity feed makes it cheap and easier to regulate flow over pumped. it would be manually done not automated but was wondering if this were a good idea. each plant could still receive qaul amouts of water. save ya some time watering. anotherthing is you would also know what each plant is getting. don't have to worry about forgetting to feed one or various other reasons.

what's yall think?

dumb or numb?

pudder Reviewed by pudder on 10-17-2007. Drip..Drip was thinking about something and was wondering if it was a stupid idea and see if anyone has tried this before. bascally a drip system that used soil. so when it comes to watering time. you can fill a hopper or other container and feed all the plants at once either with stright water or nutes solution. being gravity feed makes it cheap and easier to regulate flow over pumped. it would be manually done not automated but was wondering if this were a good idea. each plant could still Rating: 5

[Weedhound]

they already make those don't they? What are those hoses that drip water out slowly?

soaker hoses

[stinkyattic]

look up a company called 'dripworks' if you want to see some neat examples of systems and products.
You're going to need drip emitters that limit the flow to a certain GPH and are rated for the pressure that you will be puttin gon your system. For example, a rain barrel/cistern elevated 20 feet above the grow will need beefier emitters... but it will be a FUN project, enjoy. Pics!

[Weedhound]

That woman is ONE IMPRESSIVE MOD.....she really makes me look good. :thumbsup: