There are many types of hydroponic systems that are suitable for growing weed indoors in a closet or grow tent. If you are unfamiliar with hydroponics check out our Hydroponic Growing Systems article for an overview.
Most any hydro system can grow good weed. They will out yield soil grows and also mature your crop faster. So it is really about finding one you like and mastering it. I really love aeroponic systems but for some they may be too labor intensive. So I think starting simple with deep water culture buckets is a good first choice for many .
The RainForest 66 is the original aeroponic system. Actually it is a hybrid combining aeroponics and deep water culture. The RainForest uses a vortex sprayer which creates a really fine mist while aerating the nutrients. Great for aeroponic growing and cloning and when plants grow and roots get longer it is also works as a … Read more
The Aeroflo 2 hydroponic system is a high yielding hydroponic system that is excellent for growing weed. It has a compact layout ideal for the grow room and has 36 grow sites. It is being sold as an aeroponic system but it is actually a hybrid combining the best of aeroponics and NFT(nutrient film technique). … Read more
The RainForest 318 is great for cloning and vegging and you can grow full size plants if you lolly pop them. They come with 6,18 or 36 slots and you can buy and interchange the lids. This makes this a very versatile unit that can be used for anything from seeding to flowering. Also for … Read more
This aeroflo extension can be used to add an additional 60 sites to the General Hydroponics Aeroflo2 60 Site Aeroponics System for a total of 120 sites. This is not a stand alone unit. It is designed to be an addition to the Aeroflo2 60 site unit. So the picture is showing both units together. … Read more
The VersaGrow 10 pot hydroponic system that uses top feed drip. The unit is easy to set up, takes up little space and is very high yielding. I have used it myself with great results. I recommend using hydroton or grow/buddy stone instead of perlite for media. You can also use coco with great results … Read more