--- product_id: 5480838 title: "General Hydroponics EcoGrower Drip Hydroponic System" price: "1565 zł" currency: PLN in_stock: false reviews_count: 10 url: https://www.desertcart.pl/products/5480838-general-hydroponics-ecogrower-drip-hydroponic-system store_origin: PL region: Poland --- # Air-driven system Nutrient-rich growth Hydroponic efficiency General Hydroponics EcoGrower Drip Hydroponic System **Price:** 1565 zł **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Summary > 🌿 Grow Beyond Limits with EcoGrower! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** General Hydroponics EcoGrower Drip Hydroponic System - **How much does it cost?** 1565 zł with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.pl](https://www.desertcart.pl/products/5480838-general-hydroponics-ecogrower-drip-hydroponic-system) ## Best For - Customers looking for quality international products ## Why This Product - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Space-Savvy Design:** Perfect for indoor gardening enthusiasts looking to maximize their yield in limited spaces. - • **Nutrient Powerhouse:** Includes Flora nutrients to supercharge your plants' growth and vitality. - • **Grow Big, Grow Smart!:** Unlock the potential of your plants with an air-driven spider drip system that ensures optimal nutrient delivery. - • **Hydroponic Innovation:** Experience the future of gardening with a system designed for maximum efficiency and minimal effort. - • **Join the Green Revolution!:** Be part of a community that values sustainable and innovative gardening solutions. ## Overview The General Hydroponics 706721 EcoGrower Drip Hydroponic System is an advanced gardening solution designed for cultivating large plants efficiently. Featuring an air-driven spider drip system and including Flora nutrients, this system optimizes plant growth while minimizing space and effort. ## Description The EcoGrower® incorporates an air driven spider drip system and uses the same revolutionary hexagonal reservoir with removable six inch lid inserts. Each lid insert will accommodate one 6 in net pot that can easily grow very large plants. In keeping with our commitment to the environment, General Hydroponics® will soon release versions of the EcoGrower® that will operate with electricity recovered from solar panels. Includes: 17-Gallon reservoir, spider drip assemble, pumping column, insert lid, six - 6 in lid inserts, net cups, CocoTek® liners, Elite 800 air pump, 1/4 in air line, clay pebbles, Flora nutrients. Review: Perfect first-time system! - I was interested in indoor gardening and learning about hydroponics, and gave this a shot. Setting it up was quite simple. The hardest part being the cleanup from all of the clay dust that's generated from the growing media in shipping. I ended up using this in a VivoSun 4' x 4' grow tent and it fit perfectly. After germinating my seeds and giving them about a week in a propagator, I transferred one to each of the six net pots, and was good to go. Reading a few recommendations from others, I set the drip pump to cycle on and off for 15 minutes, twice a day. In later discussion with General Hydroponics, they said I could have left them on until the roots were submerged. Speaking of which: that's the biggest benefit of this system. You're getting all of the benefits of a circulating system and a deep water culture system. Admittedly, I did make one small modification. While the drip pump was cycling, I added two air stones and a second pump to drive them. In retrospect, I didn't encounter many of the "first timer" growing problems people run in to like root rot and mold / fungus growth, and I attribute a lot of that to adding the air stones. Just something to think about there. One other post-grow thought: larger plants can cause the relatively shallow pots to tip -- and that not only creates a problem with growth of the plant, but can also introduce algae into your system. Be sure to keep an eye on what you're growing. And if you're growing something large, like cucumbers, tomatoes, or cannabis, you're probably going to want to limit yourself to 4 plants instead of 6. Outside of that, General Hydroponics gives you a generous amount of clay growing media, and the included nutrients should easily last you for a couple of months, if not an entire grow cycle. Of course, you're going to read about bucket systems and other methods. I'll be honest with you, I thought I had outgrown this and did opt for a Waterfarm and PowerGrower system, but relative to the EcoGrower, they require way more maintenance (preventative and ongoing) than my trusty EcoGrower ever did. So, I'd definitely recommend this over building your own bucket system if you're just starting out. Review: it's quite tall and packaging discussion varied. - just wish the res was shorter. i don't require 12gallon res. mind ur hieght limitations. can b converted to aero. was hard to find distributor, not thanks to g.h. most didn't arrive, discreetly, coco cups n lids didn't arrive with, contrary to advertisements. most hydroton arrived busted open n loose in package/reservoir; very messy... if u daisy chain, u might get bigger pump. the areo is phenom. the hydro, bout 1/2 as "productive" and requires more time. both, beat soil/soil less. customer service is quick to respond and answer a myriad of questions; save, who sells supporting products. was about $20+ shipping, for everything, cept the aero pump/distributor, itself. that's a lil more pricey, but worth having backup systems. ## Features - The EcoGrower incorporates an air driven spider drip system and uses the same revolutionary hexagonal reservoir with removable six inch lid inserts - Each lid insert will accommodate one 6 in net pot that can easily grow very large plants - In keeping with our commitment to the environment, General Hydroponics will soon release versions of the EcoGrower that will operate with electricity recovered from solar panels ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | Customer Reviews | 4.0 out of 5 stars 36 Reviews | ## Images ![General Hydroponics EcoGrower Drip Hydroponic System - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71a5-Fw7mQL.jpg) ![General Hydroponics EcoGrower Drip Hydroponic System - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/6125QyVyx7L.jpg) ![General Hydroponics EcoGrower Drip Hydroponic System - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61YFc6TimzL.jpg) ![General Hydroponics EcoGrower Drip Hydroponic System - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71vLOuDkF-L.jpg) ![General Hydroponics EcoGrower Drip Hydroponic System - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61urixH590L.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Perfect first-time system! *by K***N on May 23, 2019* I was interested in indoor gardening and learning about hydroponics, and gave this a shot. Setting it up was quite simple. The hardest part being the cleanup from all of the clay dust that's generated from the growing media in shipping. I ended up using this in a VivoSun 4' x 4' grow tent and it fit perfectly. After germinating my seeds and giving them about a week in a propagator, I transferred one to each of the six net pots, and was good to go. Reading a few recommendations from others, I set the drip pump to cycle on and off for 15 minutes, twice a day. In later discussion with General Hydroponics, they said I could have left them on until the roots were submerged. Speaking of which: that's the biggest benefit of this system. You're getting all of the benefits of a circulating system and a deep water culture system. Admittedly, I did make one small modification. While the drip pump was cycling, I added two air stones and a second pump to drive them. In retrospect, I didn't encounter many of the "first timer" growing problems people run in to like root rot and mold / fungus growth, and I attribute a lot of that to adding the air stones. Just something to think about there. One other post-grow thought: larger plants can cause the relatively shallow pots to tip -- and that not only creates a problem with growth of the plant, but can also introduce algae into your system. Be sure to keep an eye on what you're growing. And if you're growing something large, like cucumbers, tomatoes, or cannabis, you're probably going to want to limit yourself to 4 plants instead of 6. Outside of that, General Hydroponics gives you a generous amount of clay growing media, and the included nutrients should easily last you for a couple of months, if not an entire grow cycle. Of course, you're going to read about bucket systems and other methods. I'll be honest with you, I thought I had outgrown this and did opt for a Waterfarm and PowerGrower system, but relative to the EcoGrower, they require way more maintenance (preventative and ongoing) than my trusty EcoGrower ever did. So, I'd definitely recommend this over building your own bucket system if you're just starting out. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ it's quite tall and packaging discussion varied. *by S***E on June 13, 2019* just wish the res was shorter. i don't require 12gallon res. mind ur hieght limitations. can b converted to aero. was hard to find distributor, not thanks to g.h. most didn't arrive, discreetly, coco cups n lids didn't arrive with, contrary to advertisements. most hydroton arrived busted open n loose in package/reservoir; very messy... if u daisy chain, u might get bigger pump. the areo is phenom. the hydro, bout 1/2 as "productive" and requires more time. both, beat soil/soil less. customer service is quick to respond and answer a myriad of questions; save, who sells supporting products. was about $20+ shipping, for everything, cept the aero pump/distributor, itself. that's a lil more pricey, but worth having backup systems. ### ⭐ Quality control issues with manufacturer or seller *by J***L on January 28, 2018* My first purchase was missing parts. To avoid the hassle of returning the entire system for six missing net pots I bought them in addition. Since I liked how it fit in my 3x3 grow tent I decided to buy a second one. The post office called me to let me know it was leaking fertilizer, so I had it returned. I liked the idea of having one reservoir rather than two so I decided to get another after the first reservoir sprung a leak, for the sake of convenience. Now I’ll switch to a two bucket dwc setup. It’s probably easier to build your own reservoir and I might add significantly cheaper. I wasn’t impressed by the drip setup, as the tubes and central assembly had to be perfectly placed to work properly. Since I was worried about my plants dying I wanted a more predictable setup, so I used it for deep water culture by removing all the tubes and just placing an air stone in the reservoir. It worked nicely until it sprung a leak and flooded my grow tent. 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