A hydroponic system called a Dutch bucket, also known as a Grow Bucket, joins two or more growing containers to a single irrigation and drainage system. Three components make up Dutch bucket hydroponics: circulation, drainage, and timing. A reservoir that has enough nutrients and water to fill each bucket serves as the system’s first foundation. The water from the reservoir is pushed to the buckets by an irrigation line. The Hydroponic Dutch Bucket is a highly effective drip irrigation system that is ideal for larger, more persistent crops like roses, vine tomatoes, peppers, and even peppers.

An extremely efficient internal discharge system is featured in the Dutch  Bucket. The two elbows allow the overflow water to be suctioned from the bucket’s bottom level and emptied into the main drainpipe. This will prevent stagnant water from gathering in pools.