Making hydroponics easy and portable. These modular DWC systems by VIVOSUN are one of the easiest ways to jump into hydro without the typically high investment costs and tricky operation. They really are beautifully simple, yet effective.
Matt runs through the specs and how to put one of these systems together.
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VIVOSUN 19L DWC
VIVOSUN 19L DWC | 4PACK
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In this video, I show you how to set up a deep water culture hydroponic system for less than $30. This cheap hydroponic system is perfect for beginners.
If you want to learn more about how a dwc hydroponic system works, keep scrolling.
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🌊 2 Gallon Bucket w/ Lid – Buy them locally
💨 Uniclife UL-40 Air Pump – https://amzn.to/30SMvv8 (aff)
Includes: Pump, (2) Air Stones, 2M Tubing, (2) Check Valves
🛠 Hole Saw Kit – https://amzn.to/3rcwmvw (aff)
🛠 Cordless 20V Drill w/ Charger – https://amzn.to/3cIQe14 (aff)
Orange Hat Tomato Seeds – Baker Creek Heirloom Seed Co.
https://www.rareseeds.com/store/vegetables/new-items-2020/orange-hat-tomato
VIDEO CHAPTERS 📖
00:23 Materials for DWC System
00:56 Cutting Holes for Net Cups
01:15 Drilling Holes for Air Lines
02:02 Cutting Tubing for Air Lines
02:40 Connecting Air Lines to Aerator and Air Stones
03:24 Planting Tomatoes in a DWC System
04:41 Conclusion
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What We’re Building
The system we’re building is commonly called a dwc hydroponic system. DWC stands for deep water culture.
Most people look for DWC systems without knowing the method is actually just water culture hydroponics. The addition of the word “deep” just means the system is at least 8 to 10 inches deep.
How Does a Deep Water Culture System Work?
A plant is suspended in a net cup above the nutrient solution in the reservoir. The reservoir in this case is a bucket. As the root system of the plant grows it relies on dissolved oxygen in the water to survive.
In the system we’re building, an air pump (aerator) oxygenates the water. Without this aeration, the nutrient solution (water) would become stagnant and a fully submerged root system would die.
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