Hydroponic Components (99)

T-Piece's are used to split 6mm irrigation or air tubing from your air pump to multiple systems or reservoirs. Available in black (for irrigation tubing) and clear (for air tubing). 5mm T-Piece for 6mm tubing.

The Dutch Bato Bucket is a re-circulating, drip irrigation type system is ideal for crops such as vine tomatoes, peppers (capsicum), cucumbers, roses, and other flowers. The adaptability of the Dutch Bato Bucket is one of its main advantages. It is a flexible option for a number of hydroponic setups since it can be used with a variety of growth medium, such as Expanded Clay Pebbles, Perlite, and Coco Peat. The Dutch Bato Bucket is made to be simple to set up and use. Just attach the buckets and siphon elbows (included) to a 1-1/2 inch (3.8 cm) drain pipe to return the water to the reservoir where it will be continuously recirculated through the drip system. Between irrigation cycles, the growth medium is kept from drying out and experiencing water stress thanks to the siphon elbows, which control the safety reservoir of nutrient solution at the bottom of the bucket to a depth of 2.5 cm. The siphon hose also stops nutrient solution from building up too much. For a variety of hydroponic plants, such as tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, onions, basil, and other herbs, the Dutch Bato Bucket is a great option. You can also be confident that this system will be dependable and long-lasting for all of your hydroponic demands thanks to its small dimensions of 30cm X 25cm X 22cm and food-grade PP construction. Designed to be fed by drip emitters and plumbed to drain using a common 1.5" PVC pipe Siphon Elbows regulate safety reservoir of nutrient solution at bottom of bucket to 2.5cm deep. This feature prevents growing medium from drying out and causing water stress between irrigation cycles. Siphon pipe also prevents over accumulation of nutrient solution. Ideal for tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, scallions, basil, other herbs and more! Size: 30cm X 25cm X 22cm Made from food grade PP For more information check out our article Dutch Bucket Hydroponic Grow System

The 5cm Net Pot is a flexible pot that works well for DIY hydroponic setups and can hold a variety of growing media, making it great for plants with big and quickly expanding root systems. These net pots are made to endure and can be recycled often due to their high-quality materials, making them an environmentally beneficial option for any gardener. The slots on the pot's sides also provide great airflow to the root zone, facilitating maximum nutrient absorption and plant development. These net pots, which measure 5.5cm x 5.5cm x 5.1cm, are ideal for propagating cuttings and seedlings.  Plant a seed in a peat pellet or a starter plug made of rockwool. You can also use a seedling that has already been propagated that you purchased from a nursery, but be sure to gently wash the medium off the roots before planting it in your Net Pot. Place the seedling in the center of the Net Pot once the roots have begun to push through the propagation medium's bottom, and then surround the roots with Expanded Clay Pebbles or another grow media of your choosing. You might discover that the propagated seedling will fit snugly into the pot if you are using a smaller-sized Net Pot and you won't need to secure it with any medium. The propagated seedling is now prepared to be moved into your hydroponic system in its Net Pot. While employing the Nutrient Film Method, you might need to top-feed for about a week to get the roots pointing in the direction of the water supply.  

The 5cm Net Pot is a flexible pot that works well for DIY hydroponic setups and can hold a variety of growing media, making it great for plants with big and quickly expanding root systems. These net pots are made to endure and can be recycled often due to their high-quality materials, making them an environmentally beneficial option for any gardener. The slots on the pot's sides also provide great airflow to the root zone, facilitating maximum nutrient absorption and plant development. These net pots, which measure 5.5cm x 5.5cm x 7cm, are ideal for propagating cuttings and seedlings.  Plant a seed in a peat pellet or a starter plug made of rockwool. You can also use a seedling that has already been propagated that you purchased from a nursery, but be sure to gently wash the medium off the roots before planting it in your Net Pot. Place the seedling in the center of the Net Pot once the roots have begun to push through the propagation medium's bottom, and then surround the roots with Expanded Clay Pebbles or another grow media of your choosing. You might discover that the propagated seedling will fit snugly into the pot if you are using a smaller-sized Net Pot and you won't need to secure it with any medium. The propagated seedling is now prepared to be moved into your hydroponic system in its Net Pot. While employing the Nutrient Film Method, you might need to top-feed for about a week to get the roots pointing in the direction of the water supply.  

The 7.5cm Net Pot is a flexible pot that works well for DIY hydroponic setups and can hold a variety of growing media, making it great for plants with big and quickly expanding root systems. These net pots are made to endure and can be recycled often due to their high-quality materials, making them an environmentally beneficial option for any gardener. The slots on the pot's sides also provide great airflow to the root zone, facilitating maximum nutrient absorption and plant development. These net pots, which measure 7.5cm x 7.5cm x 6.5cm, are ideal for propagating cuttings and seedlings.  Plant a seed in a peat pellet or a starter plug made of rockwool. You can also use a seedling that has already been propagated that you purchased from a nursery, but be sure to gently wash the medium off the roots before planting it in your Net Pot. Place the seedling in the center of the Net Pot once the roots have begun to push through the propagation medium's bottom, and then surround the roots with Expanded Clay Pebbles or another grow media of your choosing. You might discover that the propagated seedling will fit snugly into the pot if you are using a smaller-sized Net Pot and you won't need to secure it with any medium. The propagated seedling is now prepared to be moved into your hydroponic system in its Net Pot. While employing the Nutrient Film Method, you might need to top-feed for about a week to get the roots pointing in the direction of the water supply.  

The 12.5cm Net Pot is a flexible pot that works well for DIY hydroponic setups and can hold a variety of growing media, making it great for plants with big and quickly expanding root systems.These net pots are made to endure and can be recycled often due to their high-quality materials, making them an environmentally beneficial option for any gardener. The slots on the pot's sides also provide great airflow to the root zone, facilitating maximum nutrient absorption and plant development.These net pots, which measure 13.5cm x 13.5cm x 10.5cm, are ideal for propagating cuttings and seedlings.  Plant a seed in a peat pellet or a starter plug made of rockwool. You can also use a seedling that has already been propagated that you purchased from a nursery, but be sure to gently wash the medium off the roots before planting it in your Net Pot. Place the seedling in the center of the Net Pot once the roots have begun to push through the propagation medium's bottom, and then surround the roots with Expanded Clay Pebbles or another grow media of your choosing. You might discover that the propagated seedling will fit snugly into the pot if you are using a smaller-sized Net Pot and you won't need to secure it with any medium. The propagated seedling is now prepared to be moved into your hydroponic system in its Net Pot. While employing the Nutrient Film Method, you might need to top-feed for about a week to get the roots pointing in the direction of the water supply.

Hydroponic NFT Channels (Nutrient Film Technique) are suited to grow all your leafy green and other plants with small root systems. The channels do not come with any holes or Net Pots as you would need to decide on the ideal spacing for your chosen crops. Sold per meter. 10cm width x 5.5cm height Using a 51mm hole saw, you are able to easily space and assemble to your requirement. Heavy metal free. Nutrient Film Technique (NFT) is a hydroponic technique wherein a very shallow stream of water containing dissolved nutrients required for plant growth is re-circulated passed the bare root of plants in a watertight gully, also known as channels. In an ideal system, the depth of the recirculating stream should be very shallow, little more than a film of water, hence the name 'nutrient film'. This ensures that the thick root mat, which develops in the bottom of the channel has an upper surface, which although moist, is in the air. An abundant supply of oxygen is provided to the roots of the plants resulting in faster plant growth and increased yields. NFT Hydro grower profile

FloraFlex PotPro Pot, an innovative and patent-pending system that is designed to provide optimal airflow and drainage to your plants. The FloraFlex PotPro Pot is equipped with built-in stakes and a webbed base, making it easy to transplant your plants seamlessly. Use of FloraFlex Coco cubes is a breeze in the FloraFlex PotPro Pot (4", 6", 8"). A FloraFlex Cube can be inserted into the PotPro Pot, which can then be hydrated with water or nutrient solution and used to sow a seedling. Put a FloraFlex FloraCap on top of the medium to manually water it. FloraFlex FloraClips can be used to tie your FloraCap to FloraFlex FloraTubing, which in turn can be used to connect your plants to a FloraFlex Quick Disconnect Pipe System Bubbler for fully automated watering. This means your PotPro Hydroponics system can tend to your plants while you relax, saving you time and effort. The FloraFlex PotPro Pot will ensure that your plants are provided with optimal conditions. The innovative shape of the container promotes healthy root development and water drainage for your plants. The FloraFlex PotPro Pot, then, is ideal for both experienced and inexperienced gardeners alike. Get yours now and stop neglecting your plants!   FloraFlex South Africa   Flora Flex PotPro 4" Pot   Weight: 0.16lbs Dimensions: 4.5 x 4.5 x 5.5 in  Volume:  0.22gal (0.85l)   FloraFlex PotPro 6" Pot   Weight: 0.27lbs Dimensions: 6.5 x 6.5 x 5.5 in Volume: 0.5gal (1.9l)   FloraFlex PotPro 8" Pot   Weight: 0.34lbs Dimensions: 8.25 x 8.25 x 5.5 in Volume: 0.9gal (3.45l)