Rain Gutter Grow System Indoors! You got to see this set-up!!

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Richard from Grand forks North Dakota took my Self Watering Rain Gutter Grow System and modified it for a grow system indoors!!! He did an Awesome Job! Check out his You Tube Channel! http://www.youtube.com/user/rkobilan?email=message_received
Thanks again Richard for sending this video to me!!!!
Everyone be sure and check out my New Facebook page for the Self Watering Rain Gutter Grow System! http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Self-Watering-Rain-Gutter-Grow-System/319446...

How To Build A Self Watering Rain Gutter Grow System!!!!
Ok so you want to build a Rain Gutter Grow System! Here is what you will need! 2 10 ft treated 2x4's 1 10 ft rain gutter and 2 end caps.I prefer the U snap brand http://www.menards.com/main/building-materials/roofing-soffits-gutters/gutter... because you can use standard pvc cement to glue on the ends. You will need 3 inch net cups http://www.hydroponics.net/i/211100 they are cheap! Drill a 2/78 inch hole in your container that you are going to plant in and the 3 inch net cup fits perfectly. Also you'll need some pole barn roofing screws because they have a water tight seal on them. also a mini float valve to regulate water http://www.usplastic.com/catalog/item.aspx?itemid=34188&catid=569&cli... I use the one with the male 1/2 inch threads and buy a 1/2 threaded garden hose adapter to connect to it. You also can get the 3/8 barbed version and some 3/8 plastic hose and daisy chain a bunch together.You can use any good potting mix to grow your veggies in Not potting soil! Miracle grow potting mix works great or you can mix your own by using 2/3rds peat moss and 1/3 well rotted manure or compost and a couple of good handfuls of perlite! It lightens the soil. I also add about a cup of garden lime or dolomite, I also throw in a handful of Epsom salts. A standard batch I will make would be 2 5 gallon buckets of peat 1 bucket of compost or well rotted manure 1 cup garden lime and a handful Epsom salts. It has worked great for me Here is a link to the video on how I built the unit! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1kIaJvpdTg Good Luck and let me know how you like the system! If you have any question please message me! Larry

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  • @SteveHarpster Excellent idea!!!!

  • wow that was awesome. I love when people have great ideas like this

  • @vudumojo you got to build at least just one system you will love it!!! Good luck and thanks! Larry

  • Cool Larry. I'm not doing the gutters but I brought all of my container garden inside for the winter on our little enclose back porch area. It gets cold in there so I wrapped plastic all the way around the room and have a fan pumping a little of our indoor heat into that room keeping it above 45 or so. So fare nothing has died and the tomatoes still have blooms, but production has dropped to nearly nothing on peppers. First time I've tried this. Might have to try the gutters eventually Thanks!

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