Window Hdroponic Farm !

Neat idea, with several problems . The plastic bottles will eventually be leaching chemicals into the dirt/water/plants.

Also, you will not be growing a wide variety of vegetables that provide decent calories for living. This system would only be good for plants with shallow root systems. Things like lettuce or other leafy vegetables that are not very heavy in weight.

Neat idea, with several problems . The plastic bottles will eventually be leaching chemicals into the dirt/water/plants.

Also, you will not be growing a wide variety of vegetables that provide decent calories for living. This system would only be good for plants with shallow root systems. Things like lettuce or other leafy vegetables that are not very heavy in weight.

Neat idea, with several problems . The plastic bottles will eventually be leaching chemicals into the dirt/water/plants.

Also, you will not be growing a wide variety of vegetables that provide decent calories for living. This system would only be good for plants with shallow root systems. Things like lettuce or other leafy vegetables that are not very heavy in weight.


Thank you Debbie Downer! Spoken like a true corporate food supplier! It's a work in progress and the base idea is fantastic.

Neat idea, with several problems . The plastic bottles will eventually be leaching chemicals into the dirt/water/plants.

Also, you will not be growing a wide variety of vegetables that provide decent calories for living. This system would only be good for plants with shallow root systems. Things like lettuce or other leafy vegetables that are not very heavy in weight.



Oh, and you also need a reliable and endless form of electricity to power the water pumps.

This isnt the answer :}

Neat idea, with several problems . The plastic bottles will eventually be leaching chemicals into the dirt/water/plants.

Also, you will not be growing a wide variety of vegetables that provide decent calories for living. This system would only be good for plants with shallow root systems. Things like lettuce or other leafy vegetables that are not very heavy in weight.



Oh, and you also need a reliable and endless form of electricity to power the water pumps.

This isnt the answer :}


The pump is tiny. It could easily run off of a solar panel and battery intermittently.
I have a small hydroponic garden that turns on only as needed using a moisture sensor and house water pressure.
Tomatoes, peppers, lettuce, sweet peas, chives, and spinach.

[link to our.windowfarms.org]

instructions look simple enough