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Why Choose Hydroponic Gardening?

Hydroponic gardening gives you full control over your fruits, vegetables, herbs, and flowers throughout the year. You can grow indoors without soil, save water, and enjoy faster plant growth in any space.

Year-Round Growing

Garden indoors no matter the season.

Water-Efficient

Use less water while keeping plants healthy.

Space-Saving

Perfect for small homes, patios, and indoor gardens.

Heart of Your Hydroponic System

A pump is the foundation of a thriving hydroponic system. It keeps nutrient-rich water moving from your reservoir to your plants, supporting consistent growth and healthier roots. Choose your pump based on your setup’s pumping height, desired water flow, and safety preferences.

  • Pumping Height: Move water efficiently to higher grow trays. 
  • Flow Rate: Select the right circulation level for your plants.
Choose The Right Pump

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Explore the new collection of hydroponic pumps designed for quiet operation, reliable water circulation, and long-lasting performance. Whether you are building your first indoor garden or scaling up your grow system, we have a pump that fits your needs.

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Choose the right pump

A dependable pump keeps nutrients flowing and plants growing strong. These hydroponics pumps are designed for quiet, reliable performance in DIY systems of all sizes. Choose the right pump once, and your system runs smoothly from day one. Here are the key factors to consider:

Flow Rate (GPH)

GPH shows how much water a pump can move. Bigger systems need higher GPH. When in doubt, slightly more flow is better and can be adjusted.

Head Height

Water flow drops as height increases. Measure how high water needs to travel from the reservoir to your highest grow point.

Tubing & Fittings

Long tubing runs, tight bends, and multiple fittings reduce flow. More complex setups benefit from a stronger pump.

System Type

Ebb and flow, nutrient film technique, drip, and reservoir circulation all have different flow needs. Our pumps work across multiple hydroponic styles.

Model No. 99034 99035 99036 99037 99038
Max. Pumping Range 2.8 ft. 3.7 ft. 6.2 ft. 7.9 ft. 13.9 ft.
Max. Flow Rate (0 ft.) 80 GPH 155 GPH 312 GPH 500 GPH 800 GPH
Power Consumption 5 watts, 0.06 amp 7 watts, 0.1 amp 23 watts, 0.4 amp 42 watts, 0.6 amp 52 watts, 1 amp
Power Cord Length 6 ft. 16 ft.
Inline Capable X X X
Tubing Size (ID) 3/8 in. and 1/2 in. 1/2 in. and 3/4 in. 1/2 in., 5/8 in., and 3/4 in. 3/4 in.
Pump Dimensions 2.5 x 1.6 x 1.8 in. 3 x 1.7 x 2 in. 4.8 x 2.8 x 2.8 in. 5.38 x 3 x 3.25 in. 6 x 4 x 6.4 in.

Not sure which pump? Choose one that can circulate your system’s water at least once every one to three hours, factoring in height and tubing.

Hydroponics Made Simple

Gardening Made Simple

Not everyone has two green thumbs. Hydroponics makes growing easier with automated watering and simple nutrient control.

Set It and Forget It

Add a pump and timer to automate your watering schedule while conserving water and maintaining consistency.

Add Nutrients

Occasionally add nutrients to the water to give your plants a boost and help them thrive faster.

Types of hydroponic systems

illustration of hydroponics drip system

Drip system

Water is pumped on a timer to drip onto each plant and then returns to the reservoir. Ideal for beginners and customizable for many plant types.

illustration of a hydroponics flood and drain system

Flood & drain

A pump fills the grow tray, then allows water to drain back into the reservoir once the timer stops. Great for controlling water exposure and oxygen levels.

illustration of a hydroponics nutrient film system

Nutrient film technique

A thin layer of nutrient water flows continuously over exposed roots. Perfect for herbs and leafy greens.

illustration of a hydroponics deep water system

Water culture

Plants grow directly above a reservoir as their roots reach into oxygenated water. Simple, low-maintenance, and highly efficient.

illustration of a hydroponics wick system

Wick system

Use a pump to circulate water in a reservoir. Use a wick-like cord to absorb water from the water reservoir and bring it to each plant for continuous watering.

illustration of hydroponics aeroponics system

Aeroponics

Plants are suspended and a pump pushes water through sprinklers that mist roots with a nutrient-rich solution.

Need Help Building Your System?

From choosing the right pump to maintaining your hydroponic system, we provide easy-to-follow resources and support every step of the way.

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