So I finally had some time to grab the things I needed to make myself a bubbler... So I did.. and took some clones off my larger plant... Eight in total... and I topped it as well to equalize the heights between the two plants... partly because the 4 ft fixture was tilted at such an angle... it bothered me... So it's level again...

The bubbler is a simple 3 gallon rubbermaid tub that's got 2 twelve inch airstones in it... The top has (12) 3/4 inch holes in the top plugged with rapidgrow superplugs, trimmed down to meet my needs.. the nutrient solution is superthrive only, but the cuttings got a thorough coat of rootech before being plunged through the plugs...and after as well...The pump doesn't perform as well as I'd like. But, with it running, the bottom side of the top is thoroughly wet, so I'd say it'll do...

Pictures are;

1. My 50 gallon aquarium that's on loan from my fungus factory... with the recently purchased 2 lamp t8 fixture atop...
2. The clones...
3. The donor, post-op.
Pinkfloydfan1973 Reviewed by Pinkfloydfan1973 on . First Indoor Grow - Aeroponics/T5 Fluorescents Howdy all, My buddy is new to indoor gardening and this is his first attempt at hydroponics. The Brick around town is beginning to get on our nerves and we figured growing our own would remedy that. Budget is tight, so everything is non-prefabricated except for the lighting fixture. Frame is all 1x4 pine $30 Tubs are both rubbermaid I believe. $20 Reservoir is "plastic tub" from Lowes 30 Gal $15 PVC and nozzles from Ace Rating: 5