Hydroponics System for Indoor Stealth Gardening Hydroponic Grow Box

If you are looking to grow plants, herbs, and vegetables indoors, make sure
you do so with a turnkey hydroponic system. A turnkey hydroponic system is
basically a grow box that
grows your plants, herbs, and vegetables in a contained environment, and is
fully automated. If you are in the market to purchase a grow box, make sure the
system has odor control, low heat, low energy draw, is fully automated, and
comes with warranty. Now that you know what to look for in a hydroponic system,
we can move on to the product itself.

This ad is for the super file cabinet hydroponics system. The super file is a
3 in 1, (or all in one) hydroponics system that holds 16 plants. This grow
cabinet was released recently and uses state of the art technology including a
hydroponic system called superponics. Superponics essentially uses 3 different
types of hydroponics and rolls them up in one grow box.

The cabinet itself can grow 6-16 plants. This part of it is completely up to
you. You can use all 16 slots or just 6. It incorporates the flowering,
vegetative, and mother/cloning stages inside. Also, the super file is considered
a discount hydroponic system. The price on this model is $1495 which is much
cheaper than most grow boxes that range anywhere from $2000 - $4000. The super
file is 4 feet tall, 14 inches wide, and 18 inches deep. It is air filtered. A
charcoal filter is used to control odor. Charcoal is used in the military to
protect against nerve gas. The system also comes with a year's worth of free
nutrients, a 3 year warranty, and unlimited phone tech support. You will also
receive an instructional DVD and an instructional manual.

I am posted the super file on craigslist for a few reasons. It is affordable,
it is fully automated, turnkey, uses the latest technology, and can be placed
anywhere in your home, including the closet. The superfile gives off minimum
heat.

Of course, all hydroponic systems pay for themselves in the end, but if you
are on a budget, then it is best to go with the Super File system. The superfile
does have a sister unit called the minifile for $950 as well. In essence, with
the superfile cabinet, you will save money, grow organically, and harvest every
45 days. The Co2 system boosts the growth rate by 50%. Additionally, you should
be able to harvest your plants every 45 days.

What is the Co2 system? The Co2 system releases Co2 directly to your plants
in the form of gas. Plants eat Co2, along with light and nutrients. The super
file cabinet will provide all 3 foods, resulting in quick growth and fast
harvesting.

Hydroponic Systems

Important features needed for a perfect hydroponic grow box system

Being an expert of hydroponics, I will discuss what you want to look out for
when buying your perfect hydroponic system. If you are looking to buy a grow
box, you should get one that will fit your needs.

First, you should be aware that hydroponic growing is much faster than
traditional gardening. Also, growing plants in hydroponic systems takes much
less space than if you were to grow plants in soil. (In case you don't know,
hydroponics only uses water, light, and nutrients; no soil is used.) Basically,
your grow box will provide fast growth and use a little amount of space. The
plants will grow tall, but they would affect each other horizontally.

Here is a list of important aspects when buying a hydroponic system.

Height

Although you could grow plants in less space, it would be ideal to grow your
plants in a vertical hydroponic system. Vertical hydroponic systems allow for
about 4.5 feet of growing space. This is ideal for growing. You can grow some
types of plants in grow boxes that allow for only 2 feet of growing space, but
4.5 feet is ideal.

Width

Most grow boxes are about 3 feet wide. There is really no need to worry about
the width when buying a grow box. Most manufacturers allow for 3 feet of growing
space.

Depth

Most grow boxes are 1.5 feet deep. Only a few grow boxes allow for 2 feet of
depth. Although 1.5 feet of depth is ok, 2 feet is ideal.

Type of hydroponic system

This really doesn't matter. There are 5 different types of hydroponics.
Either of the 5 types will be ok.

Co2

Most hydroponic providers offer a Co2 upgrade. This is very important. It
will speed up your growth process by 30% - 50%. Unless you are on a tight
budget, always opt in for the Co2 system.

Stealth

The stealth value is usually important to customers. They want a hydroponic
system to look like a piece of furniture. Most grow box systems already look
like a piece of furniture, so there is no need to worry about this when buying
from most companies.

Odor Control

Odor control is very important for indoor gardeners. Make sure the hydroponic
system you are buying has a charcoal filter. Charcoal filters are used in the
military to block nerve gas. They will surely block the odor of your plants.

A Strong Outer Shell

Make sure the hydroponic supplier provides a strong outer shell. Some
hydroponic retailers buy their outer shells from Home Depot. This is not good
enough. The outer shell should be made of quality steel.

If you are buying a hydroponic system, it is important to buy from a quality
retailer. I personally have bought from a company called Dealzer.com. I can
vouch for them since every grow box in their line of grow boxes has most of
these features.

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Hydroponics Beginner Guide - Grow Box Guide - Indoor Gardening Basics

Topics will include:


What are hydroponics?
How hydroponics systems are operated.
Recommended lighting for your plants.
Reputable hydroponic retailers.
What are hydroponics?

Hydroponics is a form of gardening that uses water, nutrients, and lighting. Basically, there are 3 phases included when growing with hydroponics and a few components.

First, you will need what is called a grow box or a hydroponic system. The grow box, or hydroponic system acts as an ecosystem to your indoor garden. Although you can place the grow box outdoors, the system is concealed from outside weather, therefore, it is always considered to be indoor gardening.

The components needed are the outer shell, the lighting system, the hydroponic bucket (to hold plants), and a ballast. The outer shell is a cover and ecosystem so that the lighting is not wasted and is focused on the plants themselves. The lighting acts as sunlight to your plants in the grow box. The hydroponic bucket is your main source of hydroponic activity. This bucked needs only water and nutrients.

How hydroponic systems are operated.

There are 3 phases in hydroponic gardening.

The first phase is the mother/clone area. This is where your first 3 plants are placed. You must grow these plants in soil and place them in this area. This area has it's own lighting conditions in the grow box. What you need to do is take cuttlings from your mother plant and place them in the clone area. Your clones will develop and turn into tiny plants. The mother can be reused over and over again.

The 2nd phase is the vegetative stage. This is where your tiny plants become baby sized plants. They sit in this area for a short time until that are mature enough so that the roots are at least long enough to be put in the flowering stage. This area also has it's own lighting system. The grow box has 3 different areas for growth - mother/clone, vegetative, and flowering stage.

The 3rd and final stage is the flowering stage. The baby plants (with roots dangling) are put in the flowering area. This area of the grow box also has it's own lighting. The plants sit in this area for about a month until they are fully grown. Although a month sounds a bit fast, you will soon discover using hydroponics grows your plants much faster than traditional gardening.

And finally, your plants grow to maturity and you can harvest them. After harvesting, you should have other plants in the vegetative stage that can be placed in the flowering stage.

Recommended lighting for your plants.

The lighting is one of the important aspects of any grow box. In the older days, people used powerful lights that sucked up power, used too much energy, and gave off too much heat. Now, the best type of lighting is HPS. This is high pressure sodium. The reason for this is that HPS lighting is just as powerful and gives off very little heat, and uses very little energy. A full 6 foot grow box system should only take as much energy as a refrigerator or living room television. Grow boxes today typically use a 400w or 600w HPS lamp. This ensures low power usage and gives off a very small amount of heat.

Reputable hydroponic retailers.

Serious growers should buy grow boxes, NOT grow tents. Grow tents are much less effective than an actual grow box. If you are serious about growing, then you definitely need a high quality grow box that does the job.

The biggest and most reputable online retailer for these grow boxes is a company called Dealzer.com. Dealzer's website is seperated into 3 sections:

Commercial hydroponics, professional hydroponics, and discount hydroponics. The average user usually buys from the professional category. Professional grow boxes are usually used to make money. People grow veggies, plants, and herbs and then sell the products. Commercial systems are used for large distribution. Discount systems are mostly for personal growth and are sometimes also used for retail.

Dealzer, being the largest grow box retailer, has over 50 models. The best of the grow boxes are listed on their home page. The super closet deluxe is their best selling model. If you are unsure what you want, buy the deluxe. You won't go wrong with it.

Dealzer operates 7 days a week, has live chat, and has a toll free phone number; 888-HYDRO-81.

If you are going to buy a Grow Box it is important to buy from a reputable company. Dealzer.com is highly recommended and has won awards on their systems for the past decade. A 3 years warranty and telephone support are included with every order.

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What are hydroponics?

Hydroponics is a form of gardening that uses water, nutrients,
and lighting. Basically, there are 3 phases included when growing with
hydroponics and a few components.

First, you will need what is called a grow box or a hydroponic
system. The grow box, or hydroponic system acts as an ecosystem to your indoor
garden. Although you can place the grow box outdoors, the system is concealed
from outside weather, therefore, it is always considered to be indoor gardening.

The components needed are the outer shell, the lighting
system, the hydroponic bucket (to hold plants), and a ballast. The outer shell
is a cover and ecosystem so that the lighting is not wasted and is focused on
the plants themselves. The lighting acts as sunlight to your plants in the grow
box. The hydroponic bucket is your main source of hydroponic activity. This
bucked needs only water and nutrients.

How hydroponic systems are operated.

There are 3 phases in hydroponic gardening.

The first phase is the mother/clone area. This is where your
first 3 plants are placed. You must grow these plants in soil and place them in
this area. This area has it's own lighting conditions in the grow box. What you
need to do is take cuttlings from your mother plant and place them in the clone
area. Your clones will develop and turn into tiny plants. The mother can be
reused over and over again.

The 2nd phase is the vegetative stage. This is where your tiny
plants become baby sized plants. They sit in this area for a short time until
that are mature enough so that the roots are at least long enough to be put in
the flowering stage. This area also has it's own lighting system. The grow box
has 3 different areas for growth - mother/clone, vegetative, and flowering
stage.

The 3rd and final stage is the flowering stage. The baby
plants (with roots dangling) are put in the flowering area. This area of the
grow box also has it's own lighting. The plants sit in this area for about a
month until they are fully grown. Although a month sounds a bit fast, you will
soon discover using hydroponics grows your plants much faster than traditional
gardening.

And finally, your plants grow to maturity and you can harvest
them. After harvesting, you should have other plants in the vegetative stage
that can be placed in the flowering stage.

Recommended lighting for your plants.

The lighting is one of the important aspects of any grow box.
In the older days, people used powerful lights that sucked up power, used too
much energy, and gave off too much heat. Now, the best type of lighting is HPS.
This is high pressure sodium. The reason for this is that HPS lighting is just
as powerful and gives off very little heat, and uses very little energy. A full
6 foot grow box system should only take as much energy as a refrigerator or
living room television. Grow boxes today typically use a 400w or 600w HPS lamp.
This ensures low power usage and gives off a very small amount of heat.

Reputable hydroponic retailers.

Serious growers should buy grow boxes, NOT grow tents. Grow
tents are much less effective than an actual grow box. If you are serious about
growing, then you definitely need a high quality grow box that does the job.

The biggest and most reputable online retailer for these grow
boxes is a company called Dealzer.com. Dealzer's website is seperated into 3
sections:

Commercial hydroponics, professional hydroponics, and discount
hydroponics. The average user usually buys from the professional category.
Professional grow boxes are usually used to make money. People grow veggies,
plants, and herbs and then sell the products. Commercial systems are used for
large distribution. Discount systems are mostly for personal growth and are
sometimes also used for retail.

Dealzer, being the largest grow box retailer, has over 50
models. The best of the grow boxes are listed on their home page. The super
closet deluxe is their best selling model. If you are unsure what you want, buy
the deluxe. You won't go wrong with it.

Dealzer operates 7 days a week, has live chat, and has a toll
free phone number; 888-HYDRO-81.

If you are going to buy a
Grow Box it is important to buy
from a reputable company. Dealzer.com is highly recommended and has won awards
on their systems for the past decade. A 3 years warranty and telephone support
are included with every order.

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Hydroponics Gardening The Organic Way w/ Grow Lights

Hydroponics is a form of indoor gardening that produces fresh, organic plants, herbs, and vegetables. Grow lights assist in the process and act as sunlight to the plants. The nutrients are fed directly to the plants which helps them grow much faster than tradtitional growing.

Organic gardening is becoming pretty popular in this day and age and it seems like the right way to go. When you are thinking about organic gardening, do you ever think about the methods you will be utilizing on that organic garden? If you do not have any techniques, then the bacteria and pests may take over that garden in no time. True organic gardening is impossible without that rich, lovely soil, right? Wrong. If you are a organic gardener, or you are interested in organic gardening, then this article is for you. Within this article, we are going to tell you how to grow that organic garden you have always wanted, without using any soil. We know it sounds impossible, but continue reading.

Hydroponic gardening is every organic gardeners dream. Before you go looking up hydroponic gardening in the dictionary, it is simply gardening using no soil. The plants in the garden will by relying on water to give them the nutrients they need in order to promote their growth. In many cases, plants who are growing the hydroponic way are more healthy then those plants who have their roots stuck in soil. You can even do this indoor with grow lights.


In organic hydroponic gardening, the main growing medium can be obtained from any source of organic material. For instance, in hydroponic gardening, perlite and Vermiculite are generally used. Please note: Always be careful when you are using Vermiculite because it’s actually a source of asbestos. Some other organic material that would make great choices for the gardener are cotton, straw, plant fiber or any other type of organic material you can think of.

In order to provide nutrients to the plant, keep in mind that the water is essential. Anything you put in the water should be organic in order to stay with those organic standards. In organic hydroponic gardening, many individuals use compost tea. You can use compost tea by soaking it in the water, then straining the solid material. When you do this, the water is going to be enriched with nutrients and the plants will feed on it. Another thing individuals use in organic hydroponic gardening consists of manure tea. This is a great source of bacterial contamination, therefore the manure should be sterilized before you make manure tea.

Some more organic choices are fish emulsion and seaweed. What you use in your organic garden is solely up to you, but be sure you stick with those organic standards.

This post was written by Craig Vandaal.