How do you drain your runoff?

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themda said:
thanks for the fluff just share what you did amigo
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No habla. Su comphende Englise?

1: identified need and measurements.

2: Visually inspected available options.

3: Formulated a plan.

4: purchased items required.

5: Assembled and tweaked to satisfaction.

Does this meet your request?

From buckets to tables. Recirculating and total loss. Been there.

What's up. Just info sharing. And never cast a bait. Ouch. Peace.
 
Jimdamick said:
Fuck runoff
1 pint of water every other day in a 3 gallon pot is fine.
5 gallon pot use a quart
Or get a larger tray :)
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Not true. It totally depends on how big the plants are, how humid the area is, and how much airflow. It also makes a big difference if you're using plastic vs fabric pots.
 
Doug Dawson said:
I think the other issue some will find with the diy stuff is they don't have the height. The more vertical space you have the easier some of these ideas will be but even the one I posted will add 5 or 6 inches which could be more than some can deal with. I suppose it is just a matter of finding what works best for you but some great ideas here.
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Yeah some of these ideas look great but they wont work for me. My tent is only 5' tall, height is at an absolute premium that I don't have to spare.
 
PadawanWarrior said:
I'll say it one more time. ShopVac.
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Shop vac is king. Picked up a 4gallon for $40 at wally world the other day.

Now the only thing I need for my tents are kiddie pools for runoff trays (once stores have them in stock again in the spring). No fucking chance I'm paying $130 for a plastic tray (flood tables) where a $15 kiddie pool will work. Until then, the trays I have and diligent shop vaccing works wonders.
 
Syyndrome said:
Shop vac is king. Picked up a 4gallon for $40 at wally world the other day.

Now the only thing I need for my tents are kiddie pools for runoff trays (once stores have them in stock again in the spring). No fucking chance I'm paying $130 for a plastic tray (flood tables) where a $15 kiddie pool will work. Until then, the trays I have and diligent shop vaccing works wonders.
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Could always add some fish juice and let the cats in. Just kidding. Bet they would love free dinner and drinks. Open salad bar. My dollar bill makes the same straw as your hundred kinda thing. LMAO. Was educational at least. Peace.
 
guitarguy10 said:
Yeah some of these ideas look great but they wont work for me. My tent is only 5' tall, height is at an absolute premium that I don't have to spare.
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I don't know if I posted this here or not. But here's a cool little one for a bucket. I'm gonna get a couple. But I use a big ass one.
www.homedepot.com

Bucket Head 5 Gal. 1.75 Peak HP Shop Vacuum Wet Dry Vac Powerhead with Filter Bag and Hose (compatible with 5 Gal. Homer Bucket) BH0100 - The Home Depot

Clean up both wet and dry spillages by using this excellent Wet and Dry Vacuum offered by Bucket Head. Features blower port for added versatility.
www.homedepot.com
 
PadawanWarrior said:
I don't know if I posted this here or not. But here's a cool little one for a bucket. I'm gonna get a couple. But I use a big ass one.
www.homedepot.com

Bucket Head 5 Gal. 1.75 Peak HP Shop Vacuum Wet Dry Vac Powerhead with Filter Bag and Hose (compatible with 5 Gal. Homer Bucket) BH0100 - The Home Depot

Clean up both wet and dry spillages by using this excellent Wet and Dry Vacuum offered by Bucket Head. Features blower port for added versatility.
www.homedepot.com
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this is great ty
 
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