Features of the Best Hydroponic Systems

Hydroponic systems are the best choice if you want to get both quality and quantity in your harvest. That said, not all hydro growing systems are the same. If you want to save yourself the trouble of lost grows and harvest downtime, it’s best invest only in a hydro grow system that is going to truly serve your needs. Here are some highlights of the best features in home hydroponic systems that you’ll find.

Fully Automated Hydroponic Grow Boxes

When plants are on the bloom, pH must be balanced every day. While some growers might prefer to do this themselves, many of us would prefer to have a little freedom from our hydro grow systems. Fortunately, you can now get hydro grow boxes with a fully automatic pH up-and-down adjusting system. Using this technology, you can safely leave your grow unattended for up to 14 days! If you love the idea of having everything you need for a successful grow handed to you, you’ll also love the fact that you can get hydroponics grow boxes with everything you need for your first two grows included – just add seeds and water!

A Hydro Grow Box With Proper Aeration and Water Delivery Systems

Without proper aeration and water/nutrient delivery, hydro grows are prone to developing root rot, bacteria, algae and a variety of other problems. Some of the best hydroponic systems are those that utilize either a drip feed or an “ebb and flow” system – where oxygen rich nutrient water flows into the grow site, soaks through the root zone (through a 360 degree mesh) and then returns to the main reservoir for the next watering cycle. It’s even better when the main controller bucket has an adjustable fill height with an emergency shut-off valve, overflow protection and backup reservoir—not to mention a fill and drain cycle maintained by a controller unit set with a built in timer. These types of hydroponic aeration systems can do away with the need for an air pump or Airstone.

A Hydro Grow Box Needs a Water Cooler

There are two big benefits to including a water cooler in your hydroponic grow closet. The first is that if your grow box is running at 80 degrees, your water is going to be 80 degrees. Warm water means root rot, bacteria, algae and so on.

The other advantage to including a water cooler in your hydro system is that water holds the most oxygen at 68 degrees. Keep your water below 70 and enjoy accelerated growth rates as well!

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