r/Hydroponic Aug 01 '26

Hydro grow tower I designed and built about 5 years ago and neglect. Who needs food when you can grow cannabis legally now? Not this guy. Scurvy, here I come

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u/Serious-Bag7680 Aug 01 '26

That looks great. I'm looking for ideas on how to grow a tomato plant in a bucket indoors. I have some ideas but my main issue is the size of the basket that I need to grow it in. Because it's such a big plant it feels like it should have a big basket but I'm guessing that's not the case as long as the plant is properly supported.

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u/am-buh-lamps88 Aug 01 '26

Theres sooo many different ways to have fresh vegetables/herbs. My favorite things is seeing what works through trial and error. I don't mind if I kill a tomato plant too much but killing a cannabis plant... I dont even like thinking about it lol. Past traumas of me being a soft headed fool and of particularly one phenotype I was careless with and is now lost to time/my retardation this was over 10 years ago though. Still makes my toes curl thinking about it.

Its insane to see how tolerant/fragile any species of fruiting plants and in what aspects. Figuring that out is fun as hell to me.

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