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How to Build a Dutch Bucket Deep Water Hydroponic System (Full Video)
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- Опубликовано: 10 авг 2020
- In this video we go over how to build a hydroponic dutch bucket system step by step and also how to build a deep water hydroponic system. Starting with a Harbor Freight 10 ft x 12 ft greenhouse, then a simple table or bench set up and then into the hydroponics set up.
This video (both Parts) contains:
Setting up the Bench for Hydroponics
Setting up the Dutch bucket system
Setting up the Net Pot Lids
Setting up the Overflow drainage and running it back to the hydroponic Reservoir
Setting up a Hydroponic Reservoir with fill gauge
Setting up the Dutch bucket irrigation with hydroponic pump
Setting up Quick disconnect on irrigation line with PVC Union
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Costs:
-Harbor Freight Greenhouse 10 x 12 with 4 vents 93358 $643.14 HarborFreight.com
-#12 x 3/4 in. Fine Metallic Steel Hex Drill Point Roofing Screw (90-Pack) $12.47 each $54.06 HomeDepot.com
-pressure treated wood/brackets/Hardware for foundation $350
-150 qt Igloo Cooler 100$ each walmart
-4 gal black square buckets S-13650BL square 4 $191.32 Uline.com
-PVC elbows (100) 1/2" Black Sch 40 PVC 90 Elbow - Socket (406-005B) $77.31 pvcfittingsonline.com
-PVC glue Blue 10$ Home Depot
-PVC 1/2 inch white schedule 40 (10) $3.26 each Home Depot
PVC 3 inch Black drain pipe (2) 8.50 each Home Depot
-Grommets Lot of 50 Rubber Grommets 1/2" Inch Inside Diameter - Fits 3/4" Panel Holes. 11/32 in Thickness $14.60 Amazon.com
-Clay pellets Hydro Crunch DBAUS888 Expanded Clay Growing Media Hydroponic 50 Liter 8 mm Aggregate Pebbles Pellets, Brown $49.57 Amazon.com
-Pumps (3) VIVOSUN 800GPH Submersible Pump(3000L/H, 24W), Ultra Quiet Water Pump with 10ft High Lift, Fountain Pump with 5ft Power Cord, 3 Nozzles $77.88 or $23.95 each Amazon.com
-Baskets GROWNEER 50-Pack 2 Inch Garden Slotted Mesh Net Cups, Heavy Duty Net Pots with 50 Pcs Plant Labels, Wide Lip Bucket Basket for Hydroponics $19.99 Amazon.com
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This is by far the best hydroponics setup I have seen. Everything is so well organized, clean and just beautiful. Love it…. Great 👍 job.
This is ridiculously well done. Love this guy.
I'm curious how this turned out. It would be cool to see an update video of how it's working or if you had to make any changes✌️
This is almost a perfect built for DWC, would add some aeration to the system + allowing yourself to drain the buckets in place vs moving anything. I don’t see how you can empty those weekly. If the drains were on the bottom but added shut off valves to each drain you can run it as a DWC system and turn your drainage system into a weekly used thing when you cycle the water out. Deff appreciated the video and ideas to go off of!
Посмотрел процесс постройки гидропонной системы и подписался на ваш канал! Жду продолжения с выращиванием растений в этой установке. Успехов вам и пожалуйста, выкладывайте видео чаще, ведь вы делаете замечательную работу, которую должны увидеть больше людей.
I like the way you explain, you are the best teacher ever. Great work.
This is such a good teaching video, but you've left us hanging. How did this system preform? Was it successful? I am sure it was. I hope you can make an update video. Thank you for this video.
Videos to come! The editing of everything is daunting!!! Keep following thanks for the nudge!!!
@@intohomesteading778 You can doooooooo eeeeet
Crazy I was using this system 15 years ago.
It works awesome. I was in the desert so it worked out
Awesome system, love the quick disconnect idea, also the individual shut off valve for each bucket. I'll have to keep that in mind. New sub.
LOVED this video! Just curious if you would/ could post an update with how your greenhouse setup is functioning now? Any repairs or maintenance it has needed, how well it has functioned, and what you have learned about what has grown best?
Best video out about Dutch buckets
The outside tube of the cooler for the water level & testing was itself worth the video. Great tip, thank for that.
Best video I've seen and a lot more than what i was looking for, thank you and please keep the videos coming 😊
screwdriver to uniseal? shoving it in with the pipe... i dont know...
I wanna a say thanks to you from bottom of my heart.
Explained very well.
Good luck to you
Appreciate the thanks, the hardest part is the filming and editing. Everything takes 10 times longer but hopefully it helps a few people. We all are trying to learn in life!
To save confusion, black PVC pipe does not technically exist. It is black because it is ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) pipe. It doesn't appear to be an issue with your build but just know that the two (PVC & ABS) cannot be joined together with the pipe cement that you recommend in your product list or with other cement. The two are mutually exclusive and PVC is typically used to feed a system where ABS is most often used for the waste side. BTW, awesome build and I loved the attention to the little things like thinking ahead and foreseeing issues and dealing with them beforehand.
There is a pvc to abs conversion cement that is easy to find where I am. I know pvc is safe, common fire use in drinking water supply but I was not sure how safe ABS would be
Thank you for the great info! Learning everyday!
That was awesome. Love this set up.
ive watched alot of videos on hydro ponics,dutch buckets ,but this is the neatest proffessional set up ive seen today. bravo brother someone whom cares about the details yr set up is nice and tidy like mine. great minds think alike. enjoy yr kiddos helpin to brother,got ta start em young and give them that connection with dad and his skill sets. so bravo brother bravo. im now yr life long subascriber!
Well done bro. Thoroughly Enjoyed your tutorial, Great that the kids were helping out, dogs barking in the background, very nice home environment. I’m gonna give it a go, try with a greenhouse first then the system✨
Sounds like a good time!
Good speed up, clear narration good job
Thank you very very much for sharing your wonderful ideas.
I just got green house so that help’s me for setting up Dutch bucket systems thank you again top job.👌👌❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
You rock for this one bro.. Thanks for making life easier for the rest of us. 💪🏾📍
MOST EXCELLENT SIR !!!
I closely replicated this system. Had to insulate buckets, bury reservoir, and use shade cloth. My plants are greatly overperforming my soil growing friends.
Beautiful..... Nice precision with lots of hardwork. Thank you
Thank you!
I love that setup. Is that the Harbor Freight greenhouse? One correction though. You can't simply convert a deep water dutch bucket to a shallow water one just by adding an extension pipe down inside. The water level will still rise until it gets to the level of the hole.
You CAN convert a shallow level bucket to a deep water like you said, because the water will need to rise to the height of the new pipe inside. I think that's the way I'll go because it opens more options. I think those grommets are pretty leak proof once seated properly.
Looking great so far though.
yes that is what I was thinking also
last year I made a MHP style system with 4 gal cat liter buckets
this year I want to make another 10 bucket system ,but after taking all yea to collect 10 more buckets I don't want to drill the drain holes up high only to find out later
it doesn't work for me , I think I rather drill the holes the same height , about 2" up from the bottom and upturn the inside elbow add another piece of PVC inside to the desired height, I have seen people use another elbow at the top of the drain pile but I don't think it is needed ,or maybe it is to help prevent roots from growing down in there
I also do not want to use any air stones I was wondering if there are some nozzles that can attach to the end of the 1/4 tubing that will make a thin higher pressure stream to shoot into the water to make it aerate better
not sure if it would work or if it would been too much restriction for the pump though
I would like to see a full fill and drain cycle, i suspect this thing overflows a lot. I hate to be critical because i know a lot of thought, planning and cash went into this build, its a pretty clean build and this type of hybrid system is a great concept that does have several workable design solutions. However, i suspect there were some operational issues with this design, and that might be why we didn't see the thing actually drain all those buckets, or anything successfully growing in there. Putting the drains so high in the bucket is generally a mistake for a variety of reasons, not the least of which is that u siphons like to trap air that blocks outflow if there is not enough water pressure to push the bubble out. Especially u siphons with longer horizontal runs like these. With the drain so high there is very little pressure on that outlet to dislodge any trapped air, or trigger the siphons for that matter. I suspect this thing doesn't drain the buckets well and they may even overflow when air gets trapped in those siphon pipes. Traditional dutch bucket drains end up with more water pressure to drive the siphon effect and drain the bucket because they are placed lower on the bucket and the water level they are draining from is typically always going to be higher than the drain outlet itself. The water level usually always goes higher than the outlet before it begins to actually drain, which is why i suspect this overflows. If im wrong hey, good on ya, but honestly, not seeing this thing in action seems telling.
This is not an ebb and flow system it’s deep water don’t criticize if you don’t know the differance
You aren't a hydro person, adapt adjust and overcome key words
@@charlestonbrown3383 and you are a hydro person i guess? You think i dont know about hydro because i made a technical critique of the engineering and practicality behind this system? You are not a hydro person and neither is the guy who made the video. He apparently hasnt done very many hydro builds and you obviously havent either. The guy couldnt even show the thing working and you want to criticize me for pointing it out.
8:00 I don't think he plans on siphon draining his buckets. He made the comment that you could add an extension tube on the elbow and drain all the way down, but he eludes to wanting to do a deep water culture.
You are correct though if all the buckets were set up to do flood and drain, their timing would eventually overlap and they would overrun his reservoir.
I hadn't thought about the air trapped on long horizontal runs requiring higher water pressure to start the siphon. I wonder, if I use his system but move the buckets close as possible to the drain pipe, say the horizontal run was just about 1" long plus the two elbows and I use an extension tube inside the bucket to drain it all the way down to say 1", would a flood and drain siphon reliably work at the height he used? Obviously I would need a 60 gallon or more reservoir.
I, for one, totally appreciate your detailed comment.
Nice, wouldn't hurt to have a air pump in the reservoir oxygenating the water as well.
Love the stencil
A lot more accurate than I had an idea for thank you
Love the whisper "its leaking"...."i know"......haha
Nice clean set up mate..Air stones in each bucket would be a great add to really get movement and air into the root zone...
Good job. Nice setup. You will also need a filter for the pump
Great job! I’m very thankful for the details and explanations as it lets me know the why behind each detail. Thank you!
Lllli p
Thanks family!
I liked the video very Much. Encouraging. Waiting for the next part
Thank you for that idea always had trouble with the pump getting disconnected because of pulling to fix something else
Awesome video and well made. I also have a 10x12 Greenhouse and we are in the planning stage on how to utilize the area for the best grow.
Nice Job! I wanted to keep my water levels higher, but most growers don't subscribe to that method. Hopefully, you will have great luck with it. Great thinking on anticipating issues later. Instead of perlite, it will be fertilized solution with root microbes to increase uptake of nutrients. The idea being to get production earlier to have a longer growing season. We get too much heat here in Kansas City, so mine will need to be an enclosed building for controlled climate. The section requiring bees for pollination will be screened in.
I watched it in detail and you clearly put so much in this educational video but i don’t have this kind of budget. I spent 1/16 of money and time in another NFT and I had excellent results, as well. I don’t have the greenhouse, either.
So what?
@@cemb8751 do you want to save some money, or not?
I look forward to seeing the plants growing in the system. I will be setting up a similar system for peppers.
Will do thanks for the nudge! Editing everything is always the long part! Stay tuned
greattttt..nice share
You are gonna have to figure out how to keep the solution cool. It will heat up and kill your plants. Some people bury the reservoir to do it. You could also implement a float valve to keep the level full automatically. Another geeky idea for redundancy would be to use a TEE and another pump. Good build, great instructional video!
I'll gonna try it at home. Thank you for sharing brother.
20:35 is absolutely brilliant! Thanks for sharing! Cheers from Italy!
A tedious procedure, but well done. Perhaps, add in some continuous zen-like focus music in the background and some better zooming in to see what's going on. Good luck with your future videos so we can watch the garden grow. I'd like to see how you put the greenhouse together. Thanks. Cheers !👩💻
Hey there ! Great work. Can you update us with the plant growth and yield in your system?
Yup yup Will do thanks for the nudge! Editing everything is always the long part! Stay tuned
Awsome work there cobber, very tidy, as the other commenter said, update us on your progress. Looking forward to seeing the system fully working. I wasn't that tidy with mine so I envy your system opposed to mine. Hope to hear from you bro. Cheers
Well said Obaid Khan
Really really nice to job and video. Really simplified what could have been complicated. Please do an update video of your results.
Thanks for your very good setup. I learned a lot from your work, it's very clean work.
Cool stuff and very educational when it comes to simple and cost effective handyman style setting up the dutch bucket system that will work for home farm.
I wish i could give a super mega Like to this video haha 😄
Ausome hidroponyc system, really fantastic.. Well done bro
The system looks clean, practical and operational hope you present the end results with the crop on it.
very nice clean-cut system and great presentation. Going to subscribe your channel to see more video like this
Thanks and trying to take the time to film and edit is the hard part. Have so much more coming....
Elite content !
Nice clean build, but the roots having access to the air is beneficial for them. In running it as a DWC I'd recommend putting an air pump with each system.
Super clean!! Nice work.
Nice set up, gonna try this in my green house. Can I add you should make the water level pipe out of blue pipe to filter out the spectrum that grows algae, also spray the buckets and pipe white to help with temp of solution.
I thought that too regarding the tubs being black. It would literally boil the roots if it were here in Australia.
I have been thinking of doing something similar, but the outlet pipe half way down the bucket, sort of half kratkey method, also aerating the water in the main tank
Absolutely, i have another big DWC system and aeration is key for output. And definitely set up
Agreed. The water level to where your crops root system will do best. I found with a dutch bucket siphon system the pvc is more forgiving than cutting hole to shallow or too deep. If i shorten or lengthen then pvc in the buckets then i get what i need too!
Yes it helpfull and I like the system it is good.
New to your Channel , New Sub , I like how your so thorough in showing and explaining the whys and how it all works .Im a newbie .......just started in small small systems myself . Appreciate this knowledge very much ! Great work
Thank you for your time sir 👍🏽
Thank you for the 👍🏻👍🏻
satisfied looking at the process and the explanation that goes with all the joints. And most impressive is, you are very neat and tidy.
Thank you so much! Im setting up my system and was looking for how to video to see what all i need ed d. This was perfect. Subscribed!
Interested to know if you like the water level you choose? I think it would be better a bit lower. Not as low as the typical Dutch bucket but maybe three inches lower. Would really like to hear your feelings after the fact.
As long as theres 1 inch of air space between water level bottom of net pot, once the developed root system is growing then its perfect. I guess i forgot to add that we adjust the pvc lengths to do so. At first when they have tiny roots ill keep the waterlevel right up to the rockwool cube. Then progressively move it down. Great question thanks
Very thorough and nice explanations/demonstration, thanks!
awesome informative video. i just have one question, when you change your nutrients and water in the reservoir, do you drain all the water out of the buckets as well, or do you just deal with the reservoir then? how does this affect your PH and EC reading?
You empty the whole system its a job but just be done, if tiny amounts of old jutient remain it should be no issue. I use way more air in my nutes, individual aquarium pumps for each bucket, but I get pounds per plant, more work harvesting but it's pays off.BadMF
Also a large air pump in the reservoir with air stones
@@charlestonbrown3383 I like the sound of 'pounds per plant'. Can I ask what height they would grow to and what you had for lighting?
You can add lines on your water level indicator like every 5 gallons you add so when yourcaddingvwater you know how much nutrients you need to add
Hello. I'm from Indonesia, and I like your content
Thank you and nice to have my first Indonesian friend!!! Hope you subscribe and enjoy!
@@intohomesteading778
Are you going to create NFT & DFT hydroponic content?
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Hahaa..
I'm still a kid, uncle
lovely content
Great video! I was hoping for a follow up on how it turned out growing food, how your feeding the plants, filtering the water, etc. I know there's a lot more to it. I'm a gardner and know how to grow in soil and looking to build a hydroponic system too.
Please give us an update or a how to plant them after everything is done. Thank you
Fantastic video, thanks so much for posting.
Waiting for the update 😊
I use similar system for the past 15 years. Hope he has a bigger res.
He ran his outlet pretty high. I would think air supplementation would be needed to prevent oxygen depletion which could let to root pathogens. What do you think about his siphon level?
It's easier to install the grommet in the whole then feed the pvc in. Slope the main drain .25" per 2'
You should definitely edit the audio levels..
Great build though, wish I had the space for this kinda setup!!
Really interesting....
I agree with others. I would like to see products growing because that deepwater style dont seam to leave much room for oxygen for roots.
You could add an aerator or air pump like from an aquarium to oxygenate if you want
Really great Job! I would like to know if this method could be use in growing tomatoes for commercial purpose ?
Absolutely, once you have your nutrients dialed in you’ll be pumping out tomatoes forever!!! If you’re gonna do a commercial set up i would recommend placing bulkheads between buckets with net/filters for root growth/debris. Also i would and an airsystem to really give you the most output. Look up DWC hydroponics and thats how the big boys do it. Hope it helps!
@@intohomesteading778 Thanks for sharing this info.
For commercial you must add CO2 about 1500 ppms
Very interesting idea combining deepwater and bato. What is the results of growing tomato in it
lols. kids left pretty fast... anyway great job and inspiring!
nice video!!
Well explained
Thank you for the great information.
I thought you didn't want the roots touching water all the time? That's why the lower water level ones work so good. Curious how this worked out in the end? I don't see you posting an after review of doing this high water level style?
Great work!! I would love for you to give us video on this system if you needed to clean one of your buckets 🪣what you have to do with your system so it doesn’t get effected or if you needed to do work in resourvour add work add nutrients what is the process you have to do!! Looks nice and clean trying create similar system little smaller and tailored down so sorry for newb questions
I love your meticulousness. But won't keeping the roots resting in the nutrient solution drown & over feed them burning up the roots? I thought the whole point was to fill & drain the solution?
Just a thought, if you put mini sprayer heads on the end of the feeder tubes you will make it into an aeroponic system & be able to use way less nutrient solution. ?
Absolutely true you should drain all the water out of your bucket back down into a trough that holds the water solution below the bucket level roots should be dried in between waterings that way they stretch out and grow looking for the water my buckets are completely filled with root by the end of harvest time growing 10' tall killer Kush $380 an ounce dig it bro yet learn from experience 35 years I've been doing this
@@tricklicker69 can you provide more details or point me in the right direction or example.. 35 years!! I don’t want to start from scratch. Thank you!
thanks for that great work.
How did you stop the main drain pipe from overflowing with that many feeder lines coming out of each bucket?
Thank you so much
That’s cool I like it
Don't use pressure treated wood, you don't need it. Does the black buckets absorb too much heat from the sun in the summer? Probably perfect during the cooler months though. Keep up the good work and thanks for the video.
Great video keep up the good work 👍
Very good video. Good work, thanks.
Very very good n nice. Thank you mmy dear.
Nice vid matey 👌👍 defo Gona come in handy this summer, I will be tuning in to all Ur vids matey good stuff and cheers 😉👍
Very well done. Thank you for sharing.
Great job
Really neat system you put together there. First time watching you. I subbed... because I can see that perfectionist in you. (Like me) looking forward to the videos with tomato’s growing. Well be very interested to know what your feeding them
Best place to buy supplies? Looking for a net for my buckets to hold my perlite.