Customer Reviews for VEVOR Hydroponics Growing System, 108 Sites 12 Food-Grade PVC-U Pipes, 3 Layers Indoor Planting Kit with Water Pump, Timer, Nest Basket, Sponge, for Fruits, Vegetables, Herbs, White

This is my second PVC kit. First one had three layers, worked great, but didn't have enough room for plants to grow. This one is perfect for lettuce, spinach, bok choi, and other greens. I like how the hose attaches so there is no risk it falls out. And I've had zero leaks so far.

This is very easy to use and it works wonderfully. My 12 year old put it together, as it was purchased for a project she was doing for school, but she did have a little trouble putting it together. My husband easily helped her fix what she did incorrectly and it was done in about 30 minutes.

It ok

easy to assemble but hard to get seeds to start and no information

We harvest are lettuce just now. It nice to see plants grown from seed.

Not perfect but a decent starter kit for the beginner.

Great for beginner

This product went together very easy. I now have seedlings sprouting. Just watch where they show on the instructions about where you put plugs for routing the flow of water. I have the timer on for 15min and off 45min. It does not come with a reservoir but that was stated. I like the fact that it is quiet. The wheels roll or you can lock them in place. As far as I am concern, this product is made well and I feel it is worth the price. It took me about an hour to assemble. No glue necessary. It comes with a rubber mallet. Just look for a large rubber looking thing and a dowel and thats your mallet to tap it together. No leaks were ever observed and I have been running the system for about 2 weeks now.

Set it up today. One big pipe to small pipe reducer had the smaller pipe too long so the piece that interconnected the three big pipes couldn't fit snugly. Had to cut off excess pipe length. I used a 5 gallon bucket as a reservoir and cut two holes in the lid. The cross piece with the end caps linking the top shelf could barely meet and so sags in the middle. I suspect it is because the smaller pipes on the reducer for the big pipes are not even in length so there is a little difference in overall length.I bought seedlings so I had to wash the potting soil off and then thread them through the sponges. I'm not sure why, but the top layer closest to where the nutrient solution is pumped in has the lowest level of solution, about 1" whereas the bottom row at the end furthest from where it flows back into the reservoir has the deepest. It's just a little off plumb because I raised it off the ground with cinder blocks so it can reach the top of the five gallon bucket. I had to use wood as shims to try and level. Will update as time goes on.The description is wrong at the top of the page where it describes a timer. You don't get a timer, only a pump.

Easy to assemble, actually kinda fun