Vessel Tub Assembly

Our Drop In Vessel Tub Assembly includes the vessel tub, input and output bulkheads, drain assembly reducing drain connection to standard 1/2" Schedule 40 PVC, and high pressure manifold. The Vessel Tub Assembly is designed to either drop into one of our G3 low-profile mini-cabinets to accommodate the maximum amount of plant height capacity where ceiling height is restrictive or can be dropped into most 36" wide mass produced 21" deep vanities without modification or 36" x 24" base cabinets with countertop with a 30.5" x 16.75" cutout.

Vessel Tub: Made of 100% FDA-compliant food grade reprocessed polyethylene, and coming in at a ¼” thick, the environmentally-friendly vessel tub really puts the “greener” in our Greener Growing Garden system! This super-duty vessel will provide a lifetime of growing, and is custom molded to perfectly house the high-pressure manifold on a stationary shelf, allowing for at least 6” of super speed, hyperactive new root development. Beneath the manifold is a reservoir that can accommodate up to 10 gallons of nutrient solution. By lowering the nutrient level, a grower can customize the available area for hyperactive HPA root development. As every grower knows, the higher the root mass, the higher the plant yield becomes!

High-Pressure Manifold: Here is where the action occurs! The custom-fitted, high-pressure manifold, made of schedule 40 PVC, has 14 strategically placed misting heads. Up to four heads can mist a single plant simultaneously in case of a clogged head. Two 3/8” OD quick-connect bulkheads control input and output from the pressure pump.

Drain System: Depending on setup, this drain system allows the nutrient reservoir to be flushed to the front or back of the unit. By daisy chaining drain systems together, the drain valve can be left open emptying to a centralized nutrient reservoir. A grower can easily adjust nutrient level height in the centralized reservoir, using siphoning logic, to control the amount of nutrient solution left in every attached unit at one time. When this feature is used, all drain fittings must be glued to prevent leaks. If daisy chained drains are employed, growers may also use two pumps in tandem at the centralized reservoir to feed multiple units, which aids in maintaining HPA pressure while also ensuring against plant loss due to a single pump failure.