Water from a hose
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Bigjacky420
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As long as the soil stays around 19 to 27 degrees celsius it should be fine
. I know its a bit ghetto and all but did you think of modding a big electric boiler?
ikushy420
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i mean if you look at it this way you dont even need to modifie the boiler connect the hose to the boiler , and the boiler does the job itself. But i dont know how the water reacts if you heat it up or etc. and if or there will be problem with the plants . I got another idea more manual intesive but worth a try.
Where you live right now is it cold ?
if yes. You probably have a radiator heating ur rooms .
Get a few smaller or some big buckets the plastic normal ones.
Fill them up and let them warm up near the radiator. Mix the water here and there .
Yeah its a hassel but its not expensive and before you get a solution its still better than nothing.
Where you live right now is it cold ?
if yes. You probably have a radiator heating ur rooms .
Get a few smaller or some big buckets the plastic normal ones.
Fill them up and let them warm up near the radiator. Mix the water here and there .
Yeah its a hassel but its not expensive and before you get a solution its still better than nothing.
skunkjar420
Member
You got the means to make a DIY Solar hot water system? Basically make a radiator, stick it on a roof, pump water in and out of it.
I use well water its 22ppm 5.5-6.0. You need to check the ppm if u haven't. Yes I think so. If the plants are indoors anyway
ikushy420
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ffs i was looking for this but couldnt fucking get the word solar into my head XD cause i live in an apartment. Yeah 85 to 90% of people have such systems installed here where i live . ofcourse on their houses. I think this one is a no misser tho. Wish i could give you a nug or 2 right now.
hotrodharley
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There’s all the warm water you need when you need it.
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Corso312
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Why not a water heater?
TurboTokes
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Water straight from the well is indeed to cold, my solution to the same problem was to pump the water to an elevated water holding tank, I choose rain barrels. I have my barrels on a 4 foot tall platform, with a simple 3/4" ball valve on the bottom of it. Having your tank/barrell a few feet off the ground gives plenty of pressure, water comes out just like a garden hose once yo open the valve but doesnt require any pumps or power, just gravity.
Any questions on that let me know, works great
MICHI-CAN
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Paint the interior black with a marine finish. Just trying to add ideas and help. LOl.