Making a Mini Hydroponic Pipe System
After a long time without making a hydroponic pipe system, I finally received an order from a marketplace. I had a lot of unused pipe, which was still in great condition and affordable enough to make a 16-hole hydroponic system.
It's a favorite among people who live in urban areas, have small balconies and direct sunlight, so I quickly built one to pick up that afternoon. However, a problem arose while I was busy working on it.
My 4-year-old nephew came to help (she said), and of course, I couldn't believe it. He came to annoy me and try to coax me into playing. He thought the pipe was for hitting a piñata. Would Uncle want to play with me?
I was flustered when he came and tried to help me at my workstation, but at least I was a little happy because I forgot to take a break. Making pipes for hydroponics requires a high level of concentration, measuring distances, pipe requirements, and everything else must be proportional. This ensures everything fits together and is sturdy.
It's not just a matter of installing pipes and hoping the vegetables will grow well, but rather a medium for city dwellers to learn the importance of growing vegetables and the importance of hard work.
By the way, the hydroponic piping is almost complete; all that's left is the finishing touches, including the addition of a pump similar to an aquarium pump and a small bucket, which will be shipped later. An example of a hydroponic piping installation is at my house, where mint grows abundantly in my garden.
Call me Isdarmady, sometimes Mady, Putra or anything you want. I have a pretty long name but call me very nicely. There are many things I like, especially hydroponics and coffee, sometimes I also like traveling and eating whatever I want. Life should be like that, there must be many things you like so you can live well. Of course, what you want is a dream, so, when you have a dream then what you have to do is to achieve that dream, don't just let it be a dream.
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I ever think to buy this kind of pipe but consider of mouses..
Wow, thanks for sharing this idea. I wanted to plant lettuce in my backyard and seeing your post it makes me curious and I wanted to follow what you made.
Yeah, kids have that way of "helping"... But it's easy to engage them with "hold this" or "put that there, please" or "please go and ask mom for a 'lemonade'". Or "Let's see who can clean up faster!", making a game out of some work steps that don't require as much precision.
That system looks amazing, congratulations! Makes me want to have one, too, but I doubt I'll get to that. Maybe one day, I do have a lot of wall space...