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Hey guys, I'm a newb on flood and drain systems, can you tell me if I'm skipping something with this method?
1. Get a flood and drain table and a reservoir under it. The reservoir should be 3-4x the capacity size of the table and has to be covered.
2. Make 2 holes in the table, 1 hole for a flood valve attached to a pump and 1 hole for a drain valve. Also have an air pump to circulate the water in the reservoir.
3. When seedlings are ready for transplant, fill up the table with 6"...
ebb flood and drain Basics, am I missing something?
1. Get a flood and drain table and a reservoir under it. The reservoir should be 3-4x the capacity size of the table and has to be covered.
2. Make 2 holes in the table, 1 hole for a flood valve attached to a pump and 1 hole for a drain valve. Also have an air pump to circulate the water in the reservoir.
3. When seedlings are ready for transplant, fill up the table with 6"...
ebb flood and drain Basics, am I missing something?
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