FAQ - 180 Pipe

Yes, the 180 Pipe system is designed with UV-resistant materials, making it durable for both indoor and outdoor environments.

Yes, the 180 Pipe system is versatile and accommodates both soil-based and hydroponic growing, allowing growers to choose their preferred method.

The 180 Pipe conduits and connectors are manufactured using 100% food-grade PVC, ensuring safety and durability.

The 180 Pipe system is highly versatile and supports a wide range of plants, including:

Leafy greens and herbs (lettuce, basil, etc.)
Root vegetables (radishes, carrots, turnips)
Trees and houseplants
Fruiting vegetables (tomatoes, peppers)
Flowers
Fungi
Row crops (rice, etc.)

The 180 Pipe conduits feature an internal dividing wall that effectively separates plant roots, preventing them from intertwining and ensuring optimal growth.

The 180 Pipe system offers flexible plant spacing. Users can customize the distance between plants to accommodate the specific needs of different crops.

All 180 Pipe systems are proudly made in the USA.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the 180 Pipe system suitable for both indoor and outdoor cultivation?

Does the 180 Pipe system support soil-based and hydroponic (water-based) growing?

What materials are the 180 Pipe conduits and connectors made from?

What variety of plants can be grown in the 180 Pipe system?

How does the 180 Pipe system prevent root entanglement between plants?

Is plant spacing fixed within the 180 Pipe system, or can it be adjusted?

Where are 180 Pipe systems manufactured?