that is exactly what i want to do also. Each pot have its own shut off valve. I got some third party tubing at my local hydro store, and figured I would clean all my stuff and give it a test run before my babies get transplanted. Im so pissed. It took me an act of god to get their damn tubing on, then once I got it on i couldnt get it off and broke (2) "t" connectors. it is SO FREAKING TIGHT. just doesnt feel like the stuff that CAME with the autopots. its a hair smaller and rather rigid. I think I will just stick with my aquarium tubing. The last thing I need is tubing that is going to give me a hard time during a grow~
If you purchase anything 3rd party for the autopots just make sure you test it before its in your tent
Actually what I did this evening was a test run of the autopot and the aquavalves with no plants. I tested all (4). I watched how the water went into the tray and how the valve reacted. then I dumped out some water and watched how the valves worked to fill up the base again. I cleaned and took apart the valves then put them back together again. I figure if I ever have an issue it is best to know what I am working with...and how IT works. Especially the little yellow stoppers. All (4) aquavalves worked fine, but I did notice that 2 of them allowed more water into the base than the other 2. (the water ALMOST covered the little black twist on thingie.)
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