Sorry about the tease on the UC PRO system,were super swamped with court stuff and Amber is going to pop anyday now. But I will say this. I'm very impressed with the dedication Daniel &
Current Culture h2o have shown in producing another game changing RDWC system to tailor to customers that want to see 3+ per module. Can't say yet but I'm thinking 5 per module is doable. I'm really impressed with the quality of the system. You can easily see they will hold up outdoors. IMO this system would be epic in a forever flowering Northern Latitude greenhouse. I think this will be the future of indoor growing. Especially since pg&e is taxing high usage customers the way they are. The FFGH's are a whole different thread because they are using innovation of their own creating the worlds best greenhouses but I want to ensure anyone thinking about a pro system won't be disappointed.
Cch2o has added a new air system to the pro system that consist of micro pore hose w/ quick connectors that come boneless so we just add 1 &1/2" PVC to our air pump of our choice or if your using 15+ modules then they have incorporated a blower to supply higher dissolved oxygen levels. The micropore hose is large enough to supply aeration to each module so there are no stagnate areas of these modules. I like how they have the ability to veg in a UC 8 or 13 gallon system and be able to just pull the whole lid,net pot,plant and move into it's 35 gallon pro home. I think yields will be largest seen out of any system (home made or commercial) but only time will tell. So far as I can tell there were no shortcuts taken when they designed this system. But this is still all hearsay. I can't wait to see the quality of the medicine this system produces. There are also 3 or 4 different lids that can be used on the pro module so if a
sea of green is wanted it's workable. I'm pretty sure there are single,double,quad & 8 hole lids so undrilled modules can be used as bubble trays. Enough talk here are some pics. If I'm still free after 2maro I'll be working on starting a grow log. If not it won't be long. Can't keep a good man down for to long.