You know you probably could use as many of these systems as you wanted to, to join them together and hook a seperate reservoir to them. Making a bunch of one shot systems together would be the cats ass. These systems are so low maintenance its just a great experience to grow indoors. I actually put 6 of these together and hooked them all up together to feed from one res and it's working great. Why not, I thought. It's the cheaper way to go, I thought. I even got a little technical and hooked up a pump monitor and timers and meters. I have a great little system going now. My cherry tomatoes are already starting to flower, I should have cherry tomatoes by the end of November, and thru christmas, what a treat!

The One Shot is a wicked little system. Got it home after shipment thru greyhound, no problems. Took it out of the carton, attached the air line and plugged it in. Ready to go that quick with no brains. My husband bought me two pineapple plants from home depot and I thought I would to the comparison, soiless vs hydroponics. Well since the transplant approximately 3 weeks ago, I have noticed a little difference in growth in the hydroponic pineapple compared to the soiless pineapple. I am using Plantlife Products called Propogator, a wicked nutrient to use for transplanting. Not much stress, obviously, cos of the growth I have seen already. Once a week maintenance on this unit. Dump the old nutrient solution out and refill.....That easy!