The Beckett Aquaponics Grow Kit has significant functionality issues, with one reviewer reporting that nothing grows in it. However, another user found it to be a good introduction to hydroponics with a solid design.
Pellets jumping out can be harmful to fish.
Prevention: Tie the kit to one side of the tank.
Well-constructed and floats well without tipping over.
User owns a 300 gallons Comet tank and found an attractive solution for using the kit.
Users report that nothing grows in the kit.
Pellets jump out when bumped, causing issues with fish.
Tip: User suggests tying it to one side of the tank to prevent it from moving around.
Factors: Washing, Heavy Use, Fish Activity
No, one reviewer reported that nothing grows in the kit despite multiple attempts.
Durability is a concern as users have reported issues with pellets jumping out and potential issues with long-term use.
Outdoor hydroponics enthusiasts, especially those with 300 gallon tanks find attractive placements of this hydroponics kit.
Users new to hydroponics would find it as a good leap for practising.
"It’s too hot right now to plant anything so I just have it floating in the Comet tank which is outdoors and 300 gallons. It is constructed well and floats well without tipping over. It should serve as a proper planter for the lettuce I’ll try out in a few months when it cools down. The one thing..."
"Nothing will grow in this gadget! I’ve tried so many plants none of which will grow."
Would recommend you to try a more reliable alternative.
