Eurogrow Drip Hydroponic System..has anyone used it??

Has anyone used this as im going to get one but i just need to know some answers to some questions ill have like simplicity of this set up!!....
EUROGROWER Drip Hydroponic System
The new EuroGrower from General Hydroponics is the ideal system for someone new to gardening. The EuroGrower provides users with a simple, yet elegant approach to home hydroponics. The heart of the EuroGrower is our custom designed 40-gallon Panda reservoir, which is more than adequate for its eight 2-gallon buckets. Whether using a soil or soil-less medium, growers can use the EuroGrower virtually anywhere. The EuroGrower comes complete with Flora Series nutrients, which are currently the industry standard.
This system is sized 4’7” x 2’
This system includes:
• 40-gallon Panda® reservoir
• 8 buckets
• 250gph Mag-Drive® 2
• Mag-Drive® Pump
• CocoTek bricks
• Hydroton
• PH kit
• Grasslin timer
• 3-part Flora Kit

When i germinate my seeds and they pop do i just add the sprout to a rockwool cube and plant it in the Eurogrow???

True Stoner said:

When i germinate my seeds and they pop do i just add the sprout to a rockwool cube and plant it in the Eurogrow???

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I have never used that system but I have used a drip system.

I would sprout them in the rockwool. If not then as soon as you see a root pop get it right in the cube. Then as soon as you see roots coming out of the cube then plant in the system.

Are you using a drip ring?

AlwaysFUBAR said:

I have never used that system but I have used a drip system.

I would sprout them in the rockwool. If not then as soon as you see a root pop get it right in the cube. Then as soon as you see roots coming out of the cube then plant in the system.

Are you using a drip ring?

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I dont think there is a ring just little tubes that pop up on each pot!!

When the they are still babies I would just drip on the cubes but I would only do it for 15min 4 times a day, may have to change to more of less depending on how much water you plant will take. When they are babies the cubes are going to hold a lot of water so watering 24/7 will not be needed. After you get a good root system I would go ahead and move the dripper of the cube and then feed 24/7 but making sure that there isnt to much water reaching the cubes. Damp it good, dripping wet is bad. Root and stem rot from an overwatered cube.