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MaxGFX V-Tower
Step by step photos of the assembly of my aquaponic/hydroponic vertical planter tower. Yes, this design is for a 42" tower, not a 3 foot or 5 foot tower. At 5 feet, nutrient levels drop significantly at the bottom of the tower. This slightly shorter length overcomes that problem and still provides a more than useful amount of vertical growing space.
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Comment by Max Gfx on November 15, 2014 at 11:01am
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That all depends on what the seed packet says the plant spacing needs to be.
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Comment by Jake Yu on November 15, 2014 at 9:47am
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How far apart do you space each plant in the media?
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Just as a side note...Contrary to a wall comment here from Nate Storey, the video at http://youtu.be/fxmm3iMJMyM clearly shows that I'm not the first person to show people how to build this style of planter tower. All I've done is improve upon a design and shared my results.
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Yeah, the slideshow feature here is more of an artsy-fartsy thing and doesn't show captions or comments. Just click on the first photo and use the Prev/Next links on each one to navigate.
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Moderator Comment by Bob Terrell on February 10, 2014 at 1:33am -
thanks, when I viewed the slideshow it did not show the description.
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See the description on the photo with the title "Tower 11"
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Moderator Comment by Bob Terrell on February 9, 2014 at 10:49pm -
What are you using for internal grow media and where did you get it?
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