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DM us directly on IG, FB, or email us at sales@hydraunlimited.com, thanks!

Of course, love seeing our cultivators be successful.

Turn off the pump, disconnect the circulator - and then you'll use the main line to be able to just "pump" the water out. The center drain will help everything down so you're freely able to pump "out" basically. A 5 gallon bucket next to everything works great. DM us on IG, FB, or email us at customerservice@hydraunlimited.com for further Q's, thanks!

Turn off the pump, disconnect the circulator - and then you'll use the main line to be able to just "pump" the water out. The center drain will help everything down so you're freely able to pump "out" basically. A 5 gallon bucket next to everything works great. DM us on IG, FB, or email us at customerservice@hydraunlimited.com for further Q's, thanks!

Only you can answer that. Do you intend to maximize your water health by keeping your roots in an optimal water temp? Water changes depend on your plant health. If you are not using a chiller you want to change every 7-10 days. If you're serious about growing and looking to maximize plant production, we'd recommend our professional series which is 'water chiller ready.'

It's not overbuilt, it's called quality engineering and materials on top of well researched and applied grow science backed by decades of cultivation experience. Why don't you go hate somewhere else man and let people looking to better their grow capabilities and know what they're actually looking at do so.

Plenty of benefits for someone who knows what they're doing, and plenty of reasons why facilities upgrade their current systems or build out brand new rooms and facilities using HydraMax. No gains? Try 25-30% higher yields vs. traditional setups and methods. Cheers.

Thanks!

Thanks!

We don't sell a 3 bucket at this time. Our buckets range from $179 - 5K, depending on the smaller home setup to the large-scale professional setup, to everything in between. Thanks for the inquiry.

Try Green Cult Germany, they are a distributor of ours. Cheers mate!

The 1 & 2 buckets were created as stand alone systems and are full systems in and of themselves, we designed them to be minimal setups. They can't be hooked up to each other as the plumbing and pump would not work, however, we will be releasing a 4-bucket home system in the near future that is more streamlined than the pro. Now, our professional and commercial systems ARE built to be scalable, as you're suggesting, as long as your plumbing can handle the amount of buckets you are adding onto. So if you're thinking about building out rooms and adding on in the future - you'll want to invest in the professional system. Once you get to 8 bucket or longer runs, you need to also upgrade portions of the plumbing to properly account for the increased water recirculation needs. This is to maintain proper water levels, and recirculation values to keep the grow optimized. Email sales@hydraunlimited.com for more info, happy to help out!

We use water chillers in all our R&D and in-house grows, all our professional and commercial systems come chiller ready. Thanks & cheers!

No, you're not required to use additional equipment. However, depending on what your grow needs are - a lot of our growers are going that route to maintain more even plant temps for their needs. We recommend our professional units if that is the case, as those are chiller-ready and geared towards more serious growers. If you're really set on making this chiller ready, be sure to reach out to sales@hydraunlimited.com for an unofficial DIY guide.

Correct, but these are not chiller-ready, our professional systems are. Reach out to sales@hydraunlimited.com if you're really set on making this chiller-ready, you'll need to use an unofficial DIY guide.

Hey there. The professional systems come chiller-ready, not the home systems. The home systems are simple beginner setups for RDWC. Please reach out to sales@hydraunlimited.com for more information if you're really set on the 2-bucket being chiller-ready and they'll send you an unofficial DIY guide to accomplish this yourself. Thanks for the comment!

Hi Dave, thanks for your comment. While this could have been explained better in the video (this was at product launch nearly 4 years ago), the purpose of the claim is that the Venturi technology delivers both oxygen and nutrients equally to each plant reliably throughout the entire grow cycle which in turn, achieves immediate and sustainable homogenization. The end result means the roots inherently do not have to search at the frequency they would in a traditional RDWC system. We’re happy to provide some COA’s of a recent commercial growers harvest and please feel free to reach out to us directly at customerservice@hydraunlimited.com. Thanks again!

Yes, we do have a top-off valve assembly available on our website! This comes with a 1/4” ID hose to connect to an RO or reservoir.

Thank you @hydraunlimited 🙏❤️ have a very blessed Wednesday yall!

Nothing wrong with a little safety redundancy!

These are the perfect size to maximize yields through a full RDWC harvest cycle. Check out our instagram page to see some of our home, professional, and commercial cultivators using this to show off their high-yield hydroponic grows.

It can help to dilute the solution with RO water and split it 50/50 between the buckets, but not 100% necessary to do this. You can get away with pouring your nutrients into one bucket - it equalizes very quickly!

Thank you! Glad to hear you like the system concept. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or want to get started with a system!

You are correct! We gave him a hard time about it after the fact. 😅🤣 Thankfully the seal still held!

If you are using a reservoir it's advisable to first understand the sodium hypochlorite concentrate you are using, if it is .028% anywhere from 1-4 ml per gallon per week while if you use a generator .5-1ml per gallon per week. If you have an RO system with the included float valve, we recommend .6-1ml per gallon per week. We always advise on the lower side as it's easy to over do it in water.

Using a little bit of hypochlorous acid throughout the grow will keep the roots healthy and the buckets clean. We’ve got some recent COAs of flower grown in our system with drip hydro hitting above 25% and with 3%+ terps.

If there isn't a chiller connected to the system, we recommend changing out the water every 3-7 days. If you have a chiller integrated into the system, then you can just give it a full cleanse in between each grow.

Can you elaborate on the chiller part? Why does a chiller help not changing the water so often? It would be nice if you put that in the information before I bought it

A chiller's function is to stabilize water temperature fluctuations, the average temperature in an optimal setting is 68-72 degrees. Water health is dependent on a balance of good and bad bacteria, a chiller simply assists the temperature to maintain consistency.

@@HydraUnlimited I sent you a message on Amazon but why did I get different flow return stems from the ones seen in your videos and pictures that clip on the buckets?

So sorry you haven't heard back yet! Sometimes Amazon's dashboard can be fussy for us. If you still haven't heard back, please reach out directly to our customer service team here: customerservice@hydraunlimited.com They will help you out ASAP!

Uc roots it’s a plant safe bleach yes

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Hello! You are definitely welcome to do so! We would really appreciate any honest reviews on our systems.

Hi there, thank you for taking the time to comment and for showing interest in the HydraMax Demo Unit! We don't currently have the Demo Unit listed for sale on our website, but if you reach out to our team through the contact page on the Hydra Unlimited website, they will be happy to help move forward.

Hello! There are a couple options we recommend. You can simply unplug the pump, squeeze the spring clamp, pulling it down the tubing on the circulator. Then proceed to remove the tube from the circulator. Point it into a 5gal bucket and plug the pump back in. Turning the pump off and gravity draining the rest of the way when the water level becomes low enough. This is a fast and easy process. Alternatively, a wet vac does wonders in RDWC if you can avoid the roots. We hope this helps!

It was unfortunately put on backwards, but seal still held!

It's suppose to be backwards 😂 I did the same thing doing plumbing systems for pools and hot tubs. When you need to service the tape comes undone easily.

In a nutshell, the HydraMax system utilizes a single pump that effectively manages water movement within the system. The pump pulls water from the bottom port in the bucket and pushes it back through the HydraMax aerator. When the water goes through the aerator its patented design pulls in oxygen before flushing back into the remaining water within the bucket maintaining optimal dissolved oxygen (DO) levels - about a 50/50 ratio. We appreciate your curiosity and patience, a forthcoming video should answer all your questions about the HydraMax system's functionality. Stay tuned for updates, and please don't hesitate to reach out to our team if you have any further questions.

Hello! Currently we only have an overview of the larger systems. On our channel, the video "HydraMax Product Tour" gives a good idea of how it works. The concepts are just about the same for the 1 & 2 bucket systems. We will have more content coming soon for all our systems so stay tuned!! If you still have questions you can always call or email our customer service team to talk with someone at HQ directly. email: customerservice@hydraunlimited.com phone: 616-277-5139