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Mason Jar Initial Release (Latest Files Folder)

🕑 Added 2024-02-23 07:39:38 +0000 UTC

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Lauryn Eldridge

sorry for the spam--ive gone down quite the rabbit hole. Found a better solution: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:461971/makes

Lauryn Eldridge

Since mason jars can handle pressure anyways, I could see a miniature version (plus a float valve) of the rain barrel being replicated with your mason jars

Lauryn Eldridge

Hey hoocho! I thinking about how much trouble you had with your siphoning for this project, found this: https://youtu.be/9eBf6_W0vlo?si=y76v0BSTc_BfAHrV You could pair this with a float valve maybe!!

Rita cachia

To solve the algae problem just add some red or orange food colour to the mix. It works.

Mitchell Tomkins

You have the designs, now you can conduct the experiment however you like 😊

Dale Kubichek

Due to the high levels of Algae in the furthest of daisy-chain the EC measurement would be skewed with Algae feeding from the feed jar rendering the data meaningless. Your experiment needs to be done MINUS Algae to hold meaning. Plus the radical water level changes is not fair to growth comparisons as some plaints will be straining and others not so much - the water needed to be at XX-amount all the time not periodically. Have you considered a wagon-wheel feed method so all jars will be equal at all times and no Algae feeding?

Anthony Bonacci

Hooch - have you ever employed this automatic siphon in any hydroponics ? Not sure the application but it seems like such an ingenious ancient technique. https://youtube.com/shorts/zMNElD2TuQQ?si=dEc6LN6zoubFs2QV

Anthony Bonacci

Put a dark sock around the jar. I get zero alge if I do this. I can't even get a basil clipping to sprout roots if there is no light protection.

Anthony Bonacci

These look great. I've been using the 3d printed bottle top lids in pickle and mason jars by just drilling a hole in the lids and inserting the print.

Ross Evans

Do you have a link to the float valve you used?

Frederik-Andre Savard

Ok I looked at the files before the video, I think you really made something here, I imagine growing my green that I could sale in the mason jar. When the plan is ready, you use a simple plastic sandwich bag to seal the mason jar with the ring. I would try the 500 ml but maybe the 250 wide mouth would also work very very well ! No transfer of container to put them in the fridge !