Description:

The Black Bucket Deep Water 4 pot system uses a series of bucket systems connected to the main reservoir for the ultimate in bubble irrigation. Each bucket includes a net pot lid, a 20L bucket that serves as a reservoir, air pump, air stone, and tubing. The net pot simply snaps onto the bucket and the air pump pumps the reservoirs full of the highly oxygenated nutrient solution. Maintain or drain water using the attached water level indicator.

Features:

• Very low maintenance once you set it up
• Extremely fast-growing time compared to soil (I’ve grown lettuce to harvest in 30 days instead of 60 in soil)
• Very little moving parts and assembly

Specification:

• Deep Water Culture: Round Bucket (4 Grow Buckets + 1 Bucket for Water Exchange)
• Style: DWC Hydroponics System, Soilless Culture
• Color: Black
• Material: PP
• Bucket Size: 5 Gallon / 20L
• 4 Outlets Air Pump: 240V, 8W, Air flow=4x3L/min
• Function: Grow Vegetable
• Single Package Size: 35X35X80 cm
• Product Size: 110x110x40 cm

Package Included:

5 x 20L Buckets Kit (4 Grow Buckets + 1 Bucket for Water Exchange)

4 x Outlets Air Pump

4 x Points Feeding Parts

4 x Points Air Supply Parts

4 x Drain Parts

1 Set of Water Check Parts

1 Bag of Clay Ball

FAQs About DWC System

1. What is Deep Water Culture (DWC)?

If you’re new to growing plants hydroponically, words like “Deep Water Culture” can sound like they’re straight out of a science-fiction movie. Compared to soil gardening, hydroponics looks more complex – but it’s really not.

There are many types of hydroponic systems, many of which have confusing sounding names (nutrient film technique, deep water culture, ebb, and flow). But that’s what this article is here for!

2. Benefits of Deep Water Culture
DWC systems are popular for many different reasons, the primary one being that they’re one of the simplest types of systems to start with. The only system that is simpler is a wicking system.